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Ria P · 06-30-2020, 07:18 AM

Don't be sad because there's another option. You can connect another bin cage to the one you have at a later date. I've done that. Best to create the connection when you convert the box to a cage and then close the tube with a tube stopper. Saves upsetting the hamster later, when you're ready to connect another converted box. I'll send you some photos when i get home to show you what exactly i'm trying to explain.
A young dwarf would be fine in a cage that size for a while. I know that people say that connected cages don't count as continuous floor space but the connecting tube i use isn't any longer than a normal tunnel toy. My dwarf runs through it in two seconds and they love tunnels anyway.

06-30-2020, 07:18 AM
Ria P House of Hamsters Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Wiltshire, UK Posts: 7,103	Re: Help with wood cages? Don't be sad because there's another option. You can connect another bin cage to the one you have at a later date. I've done that. Best to create the connection when you convert the box to a cage and then close the tube with a tube stopper. Saves upsetting the hamster later, when you're ready to connect another converted box. I'll send you some photos when i get home to show you what exactly i'm trying to explain. A young dwarf would be fine in a cage that size for a while. I know that people say that connected cages don't count as continuous floor space but the connecting tube i use isn't any longer than a normal tunnel toy. My dwarf runs through it in two seconds and they love tunnels anyway.