🐹 DIY Hamster Tunnel and Playground Module Kit - 94 Pcs, Tube House & Platform Exercise Set for Mice, Hamsters, and Small Pets Review

I bought these to connect my Savic Metro Hamster Heaven cage to a separate container. They have worked brilliantly for this purpose. These tubes connected to the Savic tubes I already had and these connectors were much better and more reliable than the original tube connectors. I only wish there were more connectors and more angled and T-tubes. If there were more tubes this product would get five stars. At just over $38 they are overpriced. Costs closer to $25. There weren't enough wall pieces…

This add-on set perfectly complements the hoses and connectors included in the base cage + set. A few tips: * Use flat pieces to build spaces on top of the cage. Don't try to build separate cubic rooms, you won't have enough flat pieces.* Brackets are included to connect the walls to the cages. They're doing their thing.* Note the rings that connect to the cage and adjoining rooms, the animals like to nibble on them. Apparently they give you some extra rings for this purpose. (You can't gnaw…

I bought this set to expand my current Tiny Tales cage because the cage is too small (I'm a new owner so I'm still learning what a hamster needs and likes). As for the product, it's worth noting that this is *technically* a 94-piece set, but note that each pipe and corner piece is split into two pieces and counts as one. The connecting rings actually hold the two halves together. Just be aware that if the name is misleading, you won't get many tubes. Number 94 also includes every little plug…

Sorry for typos. :/ If you like to be creative and build something new, then Tubes is the way to go. If you have a smaller rodent, that's great too. I have a dwarf hamster/robot. It's small enough to roll around in those tubes. They also have plenty of air holes so I feel comfortable if he spends a lot of time in them. They are very easy to assemble. Take the 2 sides that come together, make sure the teeth pins have a pin that goes to the female, line them up and hold them together, then put…