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Ria P · 08-03-2022, 04:42 AM

Thing is that as long as there are no obvious signs that he feels uncomfortable in a large cage like i observed with Ozzy, a move into a smaller cage wouldn't be necessary and only upset Orko.

It's like a person living in a large house even though they only use part of the house but refuse to move because it is their home where they feel comfortable in. My mother is a prime example of that.

If you feel that Orko would be happier in a smaller home then you still have the option of putting in a devider and use the unused part as his storage facility.

If he has an underground tunnel system which could also include a nest or hoard, in the part you believe he doesn't use, then you are in trouble and could be faced with an angry and upset Robo.

08-03-2022, 04:42 AM
Ria P House of Hamsters Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Wiltshire, UK Posts: 7,103	Re: Settling in time Thing is that as long as there are no obvious signs that he feels uncomfortable in a large cage like i observed with Ozzy, a move into a smaller cage wouldn't be necessary and only upset Orko. It's like a person living in a large house even though they only use part of the house but refuse to move because it is their home where they feel comfortable in. My mother is a prime example of that. If you feel that Orko would be happier in a smaller home then you still have the option of putting in a devider and use the unused part as his storage facility. If he has an underground tunnel system which could also include a nest or hoard, in the part you believe he doesn't use, then you are in trouble and could be faced with an angry and upset Robo.