Ferplast Laura Small Hamster Cage | Fun & Interactive Cage Measures 18.11L x 11.61W x 14.8H & Includes All Accessories

The cage itself is great, I cannot fault the company for the fact that our fancy mice can easily escape between the bars. I took a chance on the cage, hoping the bar spacing would be sufficient to contain mice. Both the young mouse and the adult mouse have escaped, so I would not risk this particular cage if you are looking to house mice. I cannot speak to other rodents. The cage itself is roomy and the tubes are easy to take apart and put back together. We have 2 of these cages and we connected them with the provided tubing from each. Between the 2 cages, they had lots of room to explore and play. Mice climb the bars, so providing tubes all the way to the floor is not necessary. I like the larger size of the tubes and the fact that they are clear. I can see the mice easily and can also see when they need to be cleaned. We had to switch to the Kaytee cage and tubes and we are not as happy with them. Tubes are harder to take apart and the cage is much smaller. We still have 2 cages connected, but the total space is definitely reduced. We just cannot spend another 12 hours hunting down pet mice in the back of closets anymore, so alas... Kaytee it must be.

This is our first hamster. We read alot of reviews and had a hard time picking out a cage. This one is the one we went with and so far it has been great. It comes mostly assembles. You just need to build the tunnel and clip in the accessories, like the water bottle and wheel. I was afraid it would come in a hundred peices, but that wasn't the case. Our little dwarf hamster likes it so far. He loves the wheel and I do too since it's quiet! He also loves just sitting in the tube. He sleeps in there too. The food bowl is pretty big for his size. The house is prefect sized. We haven't had any issues with the water bottle leaking. The doors seems to hook into place well. I don't think he could get it open. He hasn't tried so far. And he can't fit through the cage either. I would definitely recommend this cage atkeast for a dwarf hamster. There is plenty of room for accessories to keep him busy too.

This is a good cage. It was not damaged upon arrival like many others noted. However, it did come with a lavender- mint complexion; instead of hot pink-green-grey. I ended up ordering a new wheel because this one is (SHOCKINGLY) tiny, cheap garbage. I got this cage because my old acrylic one was really hard to keep clean, therefore unhealthy for my mice (aka Salt and Pepper). It is esthetically pleasing, even with the wrong colors. Have not cleaned yet will see how it goes. The door is a bit loud but not a problem. It does not get stuck. Seems pretty sturdy, however the plastic on the water bottle is thin so may not hold up long term. Assembly was pretty easy. Overall good quality, would buy again.

I got this cage for my gerbil and he likes it. Plenty of space, two levels, a tube that wraps around and plenty of airflow which is super important. It was really easy to assemble despite the lack of instructions. Very vague instruction but it least it had pictures so I used that to make sure it looked right. I really like that it has two openings, one on top and one on the side. Makes things easier all around. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because the bottom isnt Very deep. Hamsters and gerbils and diggers and need the space to do so. This is a hamster cage but there isn't a whole lot of room for much, so I wish the bottom plastic part was a little deeper.

We just put these cages together today. Great hamster cage with plenty of space. My only complaint is lack of instructions. Particularly for the wheel. Most of its assembly is easy to figure out, but the wheel was a pain. Make sure you put the pin in the wheel the right way as it's nearly impossible to take back out once you make that mistake. The pin inserts from the outside of the wheel. You then hold the wheel against the cage sticking what kind of looks like a key through the cage. Then turn the key part to lock it in place. I hope this helps someone as I could've used that information myself. FYI the key can be removed if placed in the wrong side, but most likely with damage to some degree.

UPDATE: Since doing more research, I have discovered this cage is not only unsuitable for a Syrian hamster, but it is unsuitable for ANY species of hamster due to its size. In the U.S., all species of hamster require a bare minimum of 450 square inches of floorspace. I'm not sure why in my initial research, this information wasn't readily available, but the requirements I had initially read about were outdated and inaccurate information. Please do not stick your hamster in a tiny cage like this one. I have since upgraded my robo to a large terrarium and he is doing so much better. He's not gnawing on or climbing the bars anymore and he's not frantically pacing his cage anymore. If you have your hamster in an enclosure that doesn't meet this minimum of 450 square inches, I urge you to upgrade as soon as possible for the sake of your hamster's wellbeing. I wish I had known about these (updated) minimum requirements sooner. ----- I got this cage hoping to attach it to my Ferplast black cage for my robo dwarf hamster. (Update: This is the Ferplast Favola cage, which is also too small for any species of hamster.) The package came looking very beat up, and more importantly, the product definitely seemed used. There were tons of scratches in the tubes and several places where the paint had worn off the bars. On top of that, the cage only came with one clip to attach the wire to the base and I could easily lift the wire top off the cage. Also the accessories are pretty much unusable - the wheel is too small for any hamster and the water bottle doesn't work. (I couldn't get water out by pushing the ball in.) However, the reason I'm giving this product one star is because there are a couple places near the door openings where the spacing of the bars is way too big for a dwarf. He could easily get his head through if not his entire body. I don't feel safe putting a robo dwarf in this cage (and the cage is too small to house a Syrian [Update: or ANY species of hamster] - not sure what animal could actually use it.) Overall a huge disappointment. Do not waste your money on this cage.

I asked my cousin to pick up feeder mice for me for my snakes, and one of the mice she got me is the absolute cutest little mouse I had ever seen, and I simply couldn't do it. I had a pet mouse in high school, also a boy mouse that I kept in a 10 gallon tank, but this cage has almost exactly the same amount of floor space as a 10 gallon (maybe an inch and a half shorter) and it has tunnels, so I decided to give it ago. Mousefoy (like Malfoy but a mouse) has been living in this for about 2 weeks ago and he has not escaped! He is SUCH a sweetheart, very friendly, always comes up to greet me, doesn't bite hard, and looooves the tunnels. I might upgrade him eventually to something with a little more floor space, but for now he just loves the tunnels, he zooms right through them and he carries bedding into them haha. He also loves the little house it comes with. I wouldn't recommend this for a hamster or even 2 female mice, they really need more space than that, but it is 198 square inches which is just about the minimum for one mouse. On top of the house, food bowl and water bottle this cage comes with, I made him an extra house out of a tissue box, and I put in a 6.5" silent spinner wheel. He also has a few toys and chews for enrichment and a cut up washcloth to snuggle in. Totally recommend this for other mice owners, he hasn't escaped once yet!

It was easy to assemble if you like figuring out small puzzles. The cage is shipped fully assembled but the tubes are not. There are no directions, only a website you can visit which is of no help. I had to reference the photos on prime to determine how the tubes go. But once figured out it’s sturdy for the most part. I have no idea how the plastic device to hold the tubes to the cage openings attaches to the cage-they were slightly too small. I had to use zip ties to secure to the cage. Our hamster seems to like it. She likes sleeping in the u bend part of the tubes. It’s a good size and i like that it came with accessories so we didn’t need to buy them separately.

This is my second time buying this cage. We had gerbils years ago and the little bastards chewed the hell out of the tunnels for this cage, so we'd been using the cage without the tunnels for our new baby gerbils. Recently, we decided to buy a second one so we'd have the tunnels for them again. Now the little bastards are chewing the cage itself. Anywhere they can get their teeth onto, they chew. They chew the floor. They chew the tunnels, the mezzanine platform, all of it. We give them plenty of boxboard and chew toys but they seem to love the plastic. Anyway, that's not a reflection of the cage. The cage is fine. But gerbils are little bastards. Don't get gerbils. But if you do, this cage is ok. You may want to try one that is all metal though so they can't chew it to hell.

Es muy amplia y super bonita

Buena jaula , bonita y a muy buen precio

Esta preciosa, grande, veo a mi mascota muy feliz, muy buena calidad y las rejas son resistentes, muy recomendable

All the parts that should be there were included, and the whole set up was easy. The wheel is a little small (about 5 1/2") but may be alright for dwarf hamsters or other pets that size.