I bought a gabber last week (red base with blue shelf) Not sure whos going to move in yet but heres a few pics of Chip having a nosey around, i have an idea that she was hoping to move in .. Or at least trying it out to see if she can fit all her toys in
"ahhh yes a good sized room, my wheel would look lovely there! Lots of space to store toilet roll tubes before i destroy them!"
"My wardrobe should fit quite nicely under here"
"Nice neutral colours down the stairs, and not too steep!"
I put Lola, the beginner bar nibbler in tonight and she was like "GET ME OUT OF HERE!" and kept trying to scratch her way out .
As much as Chip loved the cage i have two worries stopping her from moving in. 1. Chip loves to do the monkey bars 2. Im not sure how bad lolas bar biting is going to get.
If it helps Chip win you over, my WW Dietrich does the monkey bars in his Gabber....I have various little toys he can stand/climb on so he shins up them onto the bars and he's off! He particularly likes chewing the bars while dangling from using just his front paws.
I think your Chips new best friend East London Chick
Quick question, when females are on heat are they more likely to nibble cages etc, cause at the minute Lola is trying to pull her cambridge to shreds! even attacking the plastic levels
Really struggling with this cage decision, may have to wait a few weeks and see how lola goes.
Hi ya aww bless her they do love investigating new homes don't they. When I moved Kumi into his Cambridge he spent the majority of the evening investigating it all.
I think hormones play parts in alot of things for humans and for animals.
My new gabber
Or at least trying it out to see if she can fit all her toys in 
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