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[ShelbysMum1984]

My Syrians have tended to do that too! Some Syrians aren't that bothered about sand, once they find it doesn't lead to a way out!

Harry loved it, had his daily baths, used it as a toilet aswell and I’d scoop it out! She is a different entity!

 

[ShelbysMum1984]

So for the furniture - start with what you need - on legs. Substrate level throughout is best, so they can dig tunnels. You could put a peep hide at the bottom at the front if you wish

A peep hide? Do expand…..

 

[ShelbysMum1984]

Any house will need supporting underneath with legs or stilts, unless it's cardboard The wheel would need to stand on a platform. So you would probably need at least two platforms - one for the wheel - one just for somewhere to go and the sand bath. Or 3 platforms - one for the wheel, one for the sand bath and one just for somewhere to go. Or, if the house is supported underneath, you could use the house roof for the sand bath (which I've done).

It isn’t a flat roof and not sure how I could add legs to it. Will need to have a think about that!

 

[Maz]

Peep hide - some people have these (expensive). Or the Happy Henry type (less expensive)

Niteangel peep hide

https://www.happyhenryshomes.co.uk/product-page/dual-slot-together-modular-wooden-hamster-open-2-chamber-house

The idea being you can see the hamster underground from the clear front of the enclosure.

 

[ShelbysMum1984]

Peep hide - some people have these (expensive). Or the Happy Henry type (less expensive)

Niteangel peep hide

https://www.happyhenryshomes.co.uk/product-page/dual-slot-together-modular-wooden-hamster-open-2-chamber-house

The idea being you can see the hamster underground from the clear front of the enclosure.

I have the second one with the 2 chambers. I did see the first one on amazon but agree it is quite pricey! X