🐒 Versatile Banana Hammock Hanging Bunk Bed House: Perfect for Sugar Glider, Hamster, Small Bird Pets Review

Super fun but not a product I'm comfortable with leaving my paragliders in. They are all chewy and the styrofoam filling will hold its shape. My gliders kept chewing on it and it was scary.

Good quality but the closed end is tight and if my sugar gliders won't come out I can't just fold the top back. I can turn it inside out with no problem to carefully remove them.

We love this item. It's very funny to say (banana hammock) and our glider loves to sleep in it because it's nice and warm and fluffy. After a few washes it's holding up great and looks like it should last a long time.

Slightly tight inside I stretched it to fit our gliders. My female didn't accept it at first, then I stretched her. Now they both fit in and they love it because it's way warmer than their other pouches. Perfect for winter or cold houses

I bought this for my Sugar Gliders and they love it. The two fit in comfortably. I had to rip the seams about 3 inches further with a seam ripper because it was too hard to get them off the hammock. Now everything is perfect. Looks very cute in a cage.

This is an adorable little pet hammock! Well built and easy to hang up. However, the banana is quite narrow and the skin covers half of the hole, so it is only suitable for very small pets such as mouse or hamster, gerbil, etc. My rats are too fat and the space was too narrow. I cut the banana peel (HA!) to make the hole bigger, but they still don't use it. Your rats could if they weren't fat! Look for a bigger banana next time!

Look out for holes and tears, repair or replace as soon as you see them. This is a great idea and my Sugi loved hiding in a banana and napping. However, after a few months, a small hole formed in one of the seams on the bottom of the banana, with some loose threads hanging out. I didn't realize it until my sugar glider caught a foot on one of the ropes and got stuck in a banana. Her leg was red where she was pulling and she was angry and scared. I unwrapped her leg, held her and comforted her…