I agree though, it is a bit tight and it is a long drop down to the bedding. It can be tricky dealing with gaps. I bought a platform once and decided not to use it as I couldn't avoid a gap between the bars and the edge because of the length of the screws. It was just big enough for a hamster to get his or her head stuck in the gap 
She covers it after she goes in but this is her coming and going bit even though she has a multichamber hide right in front with suitable sized entrances. Her enclosure is a bucastate 3.0.I can’t actually see a burrow entrance but I shouldn’t worry. They just sort themselves out. I wondered what size tank she has though - maybe it’s a bit on the small side? Is she a Syrian?
)She doesn’t go over the cardboard but under the bendable bridge bit then to side of bath. Then kind of shimmies down.Do you mean Mandy squeezes through the hold in the side of the cardboard over the nice blue sand bath? Hmm, I think it could be a bit hazardous. They do love their side entrances. I think in the wild they like to have more than one entrance/exit in case a snake or other predator gets into the burrow
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That should be ok. They are powerful diggers and can widen tunnels in paper bedding to suit themselves if necessaryShe doesn’t go over the cardboard but under the bendable bridge bit then to side of bath. Then kind of shimmies down.
Ah I can see that now
It's the end of her Bucatstate - I thought it was a small tank! She has clearly picked the most remote corner - probably a security thing. Would it be possible to swap the sand bath out for a slightly smaller one so she has more room at the side of it? Or yes you could maybe move the sand bath somewhere else. What does the rest of her set up look like? Would that be difficult to achieve fitting it in somewhere else?
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