Review on 🐹 Enhance Your Pet's Habitat with Kaytee CritterTrail Fun-nels Value Pack #4 by Alex Jones

I like these "funnels" better than Habitrail, although Habitrail is more transparent, which makes it a bit easier to see hamsters. However, Habitrail and Critter Trail are mostly interchangeable, so I have a mix of both. , which comes with a cage, water bottle, food bowl and a simple set of funnels to get to the "weasel zone" that runs across the cage. Benefits of this set: Elbow pads give you the ability to "add" a hamster cage to the sides. You can build them up and connect them to the cage's "roof" or to the petting area (if you have one). My Chinese dwarf hamsters can easily climb up and down these tunnels. However, they are thinner than the Habitrail, so they may be too small for larger hamsters. The connectors are MUCH easier to use than the connectors that come with the Habitrail. It's a simple toggle, requiring Habitrail to do a magic spin to get it onto the first tube, and then a magic spin to get it onto the second tube, giving it half the time of the first tube is removed. frustrating. It's a lot easier - pop them in the first, pop the second in place, DONE! Cleanliness is good - I photograph different sections (that got soaked/peed) a few times a week. and scrub them out, and then once a week I give the whole cage a deep clean by running them through hot chlorinated water in a bath and letting them dry completely before plugging them back in. Cons: You need more than one of these sets. , or some other accessories to make it stand out. Shown including: 3 bends, tee, 2 straight pieces (one large and one small), viewing window and fittings. It's still a lot better than buying them individually, but a set won't get you very far. However, most of the straight part connects to the 'roof' of the cage (it descends into the cage in a way that hamsters can climb right in), making it comfortable. St. Hamsterville is growing - I recommend them to other hamster owners!