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Pebbles82 · 09-16-2022, 04:24 AM

Actually the Grosvenor 100 is quite new - I forgot about that. It’s a good buy if you’re ok with top access only. But it is the whole top that raises and with it being a fairly low cage, your arm could go in at an angle. It could be a good buy if you like it. The advantage of it being lower is less risk of injury from falls and easier to set up. It already comes with a shelf too. You might be limited on which wheels would fit but am fairly sure the 28cm trixie wheel would fit. You’d just need the substrate lower at the wheel end.

Again it’s sold by little pet warehouse and it might be cheaper on there. It’s a cage that would also do for either a Syrian or dwarf hamster.

09-16-2022, 04:24 AM
Pebbles82 Hamster Antics Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 23,533	Re: Cage recommendations? Actually the Grosvenor 100 is quite new - I forgot about that. It’s a good buy if you’re ok with top access only. But it is the whole top that raises and with it being a fairly low cage, your arm could go in at an angle. It could be a good buy if you like it. The advantage of it being lower is less risk of injury from falls and easier to set up. It already comes with a shelf too. You might be limited on which wheels would fit but am fairly sure the 28cm trixie wheel would fit. You’d just need the substrate lower at the wheel end. Again it’s sold by little pet warehouse and it might be cheaper on there. It’s a cage that would also do for either a Syrian or dwarf hamster.