TOO SMALL!! If you’re going to purchase this I would only suggest using this as a travel cage. Hamsters require sooooooo much more space than this. Essentially, a cage this small will lead to stress and potentially an earlier and quick death. Please think about the well being of your small pets. And please give your hamster play time every day outside of its cage. My hamster has its own bedroom and free roams, even then I wish I could give him more!

TOO SMALL!! If you’re going to purchase this I would only suggest using this as a travel cage. Hamsters require sooooooo much more space than this. Essentially, a cage this small will lead to stress and potentially an earlier and quick death. Please think about the well being of your small pets. And please give your hamster play time every day outside of its cage. My hamster has its own bedroom and free roams, even then I wish I could give him more!

Bought this today along with my fancy bear hamster and it’s way to small for him but it suits smaller hamsters way better but good quality.

Bought this today along with my fancy bear hamster and it’s way to small for him but it suits smaller hamsters way better but good quality.

I bought this cage for one reason...to gawk at and "review", and possibly test it as a carrier. This thing is TINY; 47.75 sq in to be precise, 10× smaller than it should be in the US, 20× smaller in Germany, 4× for mice, 7.5× smaller for gerbils. Hermit crabs will need big tanks with deep substrate. They can't live in mesh cages. This lil thing is 6.5×11.5×12.5". A cockroach would refuse to move in. As a carrier, MAYBE. The bar spacing is 0.5" which is too big for small mice, baby rats, roborovski and most dwarf hamsters, and pets who can't get out are too big or active for this; an adult male mouse, adult gerbils, syrian hamsters, rats, etc. However, it can be used very temporarily as a carrier cage, but if that's all you'll use it for then why pay up to $46? Buy a bin, hardware cloth mesh, duct tape and put together a proper bin cage for less than $30. But if this comes with a wheel, food dish and bottle, why would you want a good cage without accessories? And don't think you're getting a good deal because of the accessories - they're awful. The wheel is the right size for arthritis and a broken spine. Because of their tails, mice need a 7.5-9" wheel, gerbils; 8.5-10", hamsters; 6.5-12", rats; 12-16". You can't use a good wheel without removing the ledge. The food bowl doesn't attach so food flies out, the ramp and balcony are terribly flimsy, the bottle leaks and the bars bend with hardly any effort. Despite how it seems, hamsters stress easily and die from it. Stress is caused by too few chews and tunnels, which this cage can't fit, tiny wheel, which this cage has, loud noises, which is muffled with a lot of bedding in a larger cage which can't be given in such a small cage and improper diet which, let's be honest, if you're buying this cage for a pet then you won't care to buy proper food. Save $46, heartache and a life. Don't throw money away at this plastic death trap, do proper research and whatever you do, don't cave to bad husbandry. It's the #1 pet killer in the world.

I bought this cage for one reason...to gawk at and "review", and possibly test it as a carrier. This thing is TINY; 47.75 sq in to be precise, 10× smaller than it should be in the US, 20× smaller in Germany, 4× for mice, 7.5× smaller for gerbils. Hermit crabs will need big tanks with deep substrate. They can't live in mesh cages. This lil thing is 6.5×11.5×12.5". A cockroach would refuse to move in. As a carrier, MAYBE. The bar spacing is 0.5" which is too big for small mice, baby rats, roborovski and most dwarf hamsters, and pets who can't get out are too big or active for this; an adult male mouse, adult gerbils, syrian hamsters, rats, etc. However, it can be used very temporarily as a carrier cage, but if that's all you'll use it for then why pay up to $46? Buy a bin, hardware cloth mesh, duct tape and put together a proper bin cage for less than $30. But if this comes with a wheel, food dish and bottle, why would you want a good cage without accessories? And don't think you're getting a good deal because of the accessories - they're awful. The wheel is the right size for arthritis and a broken spine. Because of their tails, mice need a 7.5-9" wheel, gerbils; 8.5-10", hamsters; 6.5-12", rats; 12-16". You can't use a good wheel without removing the ledge. The food bowl doesn't attach so food flies out, the ramp and balcony are terribly flimsy, the bottle leaks and the bars bend with hardly any effort. Despite how it seems, hamsters stress easily and die from it. Stress is caused by too few chews and tunnels, which this cage can't fit, tiny wheel, which this cage has, loud noises, which is muffled with a lot of bedding in a larger cage which can't be given in such a small cage and improper diet which, let's be honest, if you're buying this cage for a pet then you won't care to buy proper food. Save $46, heartache and a life. Don't throw money away at this plastic death trap, do proper research and whatever you do, don't cave to bad husbandry. It's the #1 pet killer in the world.

Please don't put a hamster inside. This cage is WAY too small. The minimum requirement for hamsters is 450in² in the US, and 650-930in² in other countries. This cage isn't suitable for ANY animal tbh.

Please don't put a hamster inside. This cage is WAY too small. The minimum requirement for hamsters is 450in² in the US, and 650-930in² in other countries. This cage isn't suitable for ANY animal tbh.