Vivariums?

[Lizwig]

So under advisement from a friend of mine they suggested that I should look up some vivariums as a cage option for my hammies, as Leo and Donny are both being agitating little hams with bar biting.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Reptile-Viv...vivarium+36%22

So far I've come across this vivarium which is the right colour to go with my room but more importantly stackable so I can have both cages together and save space. Whilst it has more than enough length I'm wondering if the depth of the flooring is okay? I already plan to install another level for more roaming space and hoping it would be enough to make up for it.

[CMB]

You could add a taller piece of wood or something to stop the substrate falling out when the door is opened. Or have a digging box/area.

A vivarium lock is probably needed just in case they manage to push the door open.

[Ruth Edwards]

You might be able to get a second hand fish tank which is bigger for the same money, or less if it's not watertight.
When I was looking on gumtree for hams to rehome I saw a vivarium that came with a hamster (which doesn't help you I know) for £30 but what I meant was think what you could find if you actually searched for tank

[minnieandhammy]

I have my hamster in the living world eco habitat which has plexi glas sides if you are looking for a cage without bars. I got it from Zooplus online. Only problem is the lid is quite heavy and not wire so difficult to hang toys from.

[Lizwig]

@Ruth Edwards

Hmm, I just looked at Gumtree for where I am but sadly nothing acceptable in size but there were some better pricing. I'll have to keep checking on it.


@minnieandhammy
The habitat would be great with a little modification to make them stack for my purpose but £120 a pop for a cage is way out my budget. Might talk to my dad about building something similar.