Review on Spacious And Multileveled Hamster Home With Cross-Over Tubes And Tunnels by Chadwick Webster

We love this cage for the Syrian hamster we ended up with, but the Roborovski we originally adopted escaped after about a minute. Fortunately for us, the pet store was cool with exchanging him, and my daughter hadn't had time to get attached. Hamster v. 2.1 loves everything about this cage.He's running all over the place, having a blast! To be honest, the Syrian was a better fit for my daughter, so I'm pretty glad this cage didn't work for the Robo.It was pretty easy to assemble. My 12 year old daughter insisted on assembling it with no help and did it all on her own with no directions in about 20 minutes. I gave her the directions, but she's like her father. The only thing it didn't come with that the hamster needs were a chew toy and a bath.Update: We're still very pleased with the cage, but our hamster, Oreo, has grown so much, we had to make a few changes. He can still use the hamster house, but the wheel was getting way too small for him. So, we bought a 10" Kaytee Silent Spinner, my daughter did a little redecorating. She ended up taking out one of the levels, moving the others around, and replacing the ladder to the hamster house level with tubing. She didn't replace all of the ladders, but she did create passages with the tubing that the hamster seems to love more than the ladders. I really love it that we were able to make the changes to accommodate our grown-up Oreo so easily.