Review on Habitrail 62690 Ovo Tower by Jennifer Miller

The most frustrating thing about this part is that it's in two parts (like all Habitrail tubes). This can be a real headache when trying to connect pipes to it. I've found it's a lot easier if you attach two caps to it first, and then attach the first tube to one side (so it holds it together). This part gives you many building options - there are 5 open spaces, the floor is solid plastic. The piece is quite see-through, when I had the bottom piece as the "bottom" of the long tube, my hips got a little wild and looked like they weren't sure if there really was a "bottom" or Not. Then they pulled the bed across the floor and slept on it. The connectors also attach to the other holes in the tunnel, which is very handy when you are only cleaning certain areas of the cage. You can remove this part and then cap the hole until you return to replace it. The connectors on the Habitrail are a bit trickier to connect than on the Critter Trail and require some practice. I recommend practicing with plugs away from toddlers and hamsters ;)