Hamster People

Has anyone ever bought a normal cage and then cut out a section to add in tubes?

Do you think it would be a good/bad idea to cut out a section to add some tubes to come out of the cage and link to another one? Has anyone ever done this before?
and wot do u use??

heres Buffys cage

Sorry I'm new to all this, so I've no idea, but the cage looks lovely as it is!!!! Where's Buffy though???? We want pics....

I saw Buffy....

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Buffy is LOVELY!!!!!!!

A friend of mine did, she put together a fantastic network of purpose made connecting tubes and boxes which she ran around her living room in non-traffic areas, going behind the sofa, around the base of a massive corner plant pot, that sort of thing. It looked amazing for her hammy and kept her entertained watching him go on his wanders

If you have the right tools, I imagine you could. Though you can buy cages form Habitrail that have sides where you can add on limitless additions. I used that for my hamster and he loved it!

Aww Buffy is adorable. You should be able to connect more areas If you make a hole in the plastic base part, do it really slowly and it won't break. Or use a heated screwdriver so it just melts

ive got that cage!!!

be careful which tubes you use make sure they are for syrian hammys not dwarf ones

syrians can end up stuck n squished

yeah i had a cage like that when i was breeding hamsters and to make the cage larger i used smallish pliers and fixed in the habitrail tubes!