[chloeeruth98]

Kaytee is brilliant at holding up burrows and hoarding/nest chambers; my previous little Syrian girl, Maisie, loved C&C over Fitch, aspen, litter and Carefresh, as does Wintergreen!

I do tend to use some back2nature litter for the wheel area to give it stability and discourage undermining (it's a Karlie Wonderland wheel, and its weight on top of tunnels has caused some issues with subsidence and resulted in an annoyed hamster not being able to run in a lop-sided wheel!!). Litter also gives another substrate texture.

I do use green coloured Carefresh for decorating Wintergreen's woodland-themed setup, but otherwise, in my opinion, it's not worth the higher price tag. I'd choose Kaytee C&C as a main substrate anyday.