Sorry for typos. :/If you like being creative and building things then Tubes are the thing for you. If you have a smaller rodent, these are also amazing. I have a dwarf/robo hamster. He is small enough to turn around in these tubes. They also have a good umber of air holes, so I feel comfortable with him spending a lot of time in them. They are very simple to put together. Take the 2 sides that belong together, make sure the tine pins will have a male going to female, align and hold together, then put a ring on. Repeat for other parts and snap together.It's important to know which cages work with these tubes. Any cage from ferpast will connect. If you don't want a ferplast cage, they do offer a DIY option that might be added to any cage.I'd like to say that if you have watched any youtubers about hamsters they will say only continuous floor spaces count for cage size. There have been no studies done on that, and it is an unfound claim. The claim that you need 450 sq in of floor space is also not definitively proven. There is only so much research that was funded on hamsters and efficient cage circumstances. If you have a smaller cage than 450 sq ft, and especially if your hamster climbs the bars or chews tube might help from my experience. I don't remember how much he climbed before and after I introduced the tubes, but with 2 cages connected and a massive tube structure he never climbs on the cage bars. Bar climbing is the indicator which scientist mark down to show to level of stress a hamster is experiencing. I noticed a huge difference in comfort and activity from our hamster after adding tubes, I think he is clearly much happier even though it is not cage floor space.We have 3 packs of these tubes and cubes and he loves spending most of the day in them. He has burrowed himself a hole in the stuffing, but will spend most of the daylight hours in the clear tubes. I think it's kind of weird but he seams to really love them. You also do not have to have 4 slips on each side of a cube. I like to have 2 on bottom, one on each side, and 2 on top, so each cube I would build has a total of 6 joining clips. This makes it easy to pop open a cube that is outside the tube and leave a little treat for him or to grab out the stuffing from it if it's looking dirty with out much fuss.As indicated above, we have 3 sets of these, and really I would like more, but at 35$ it is not a easy decision to just grab them. I got my first set for something like 27$, then 30$, then 39$, but I still felt they were better priced than the "official" Ferplast tubes which can run 15$ for just one tube. There is a new listing on Amazon that has some competitive ferplast brand tubes, including a T for 5$. Do check that out if you need only 1-2 more pieces. Even then per tube these will be better price. Do be aware, as others have said that each piece is counted in that 96. So to assemble 1 tube(2 sides and 1 end ring) takes 3 pieces. You also have cube wall connectors(which will not work with smaller barred cages) that count in that 96 unfortunately. Even so they are a decent deal, in my opinion. But that said, if you only buy one set, it will leave you wanting a bit more. But more is more for your hamster who could run up to 5 miles a night if it were in the wild!

We purchased this for a hamster and it has worked out really well. You can rebuild it into just about anything. It can give your small little “rodent” a new pipe play ground after every cleaning. Here is the fun part. The cleaning. Although I feel it is easy to do. You do have to disassemble it and that can take some time. It breaks down quickly and into many parts. Not the easiest for a kid to do, but not too hard with proper instruction. Whether you feel like that is a positive or negative is up to you.We attached it to a Favola cage and it secures very nicely.My one complaint is that it has a few too many flat panels with holes and not enough solid wall portions. I decided to fix that by buying a second set. Lol You by no means need two sets to make an amazing pipe line.

Bought this for a shy hamster who only liked to burrow in her one nest and chew everything. Now we have the tunnels that work great, BUT if you have a hamster that chews everything (including the cage) then be careful. Pictures above show what a connecting joint is supposed to look like (blue) and what my hamster has done to it (yellow). This is the second joint I’ve replaced, it’s nothing wrong with the product, she also chewed up her water dispenser, bowl, small house (anything plastic). So would recommend but be cautious that if your hamster is like mine, they can get out if they chew through.****RANDOM SIDE NOTE FOR ANYONE CONCERNED**NO she is not treated poorly, or over stressed that is causing her to chew everything. She is well fed (fresh fruit / veggies every few days along with a steady pellet diet), always has water, cage is cleaned regularly, and she is in her ball for a couple hours regularly, she doesn’t bite and isn’t aggressive, and has 3-4 toys in her cage at a time. She literally just chews EVERYTHING. I don’t feel like I should have to state that but I don’t want people thinking that she’s trying to escape a prison.

This is a great tunnel system for a reasonable price. Building the same system from original ferplast parts could easily cost 3-5 times the price, and while the difference in the "tightness" of the connectors is noticeable, this system is still very good. Most importantly, as can be seen in the photos, it connects well with Ferplast system. It is important to note, however, that the connecting rings of this set do not fit the ferplast tubes (but the ferplast rings do fit these tubes), so for the interfacing with ferplast you will need to use the ferplast rings.In any case - this is really great - enough parts to build a pretty substantial maze, and if you buy two sets like this you can easily build your hamster a megaplex to live in. Hamster loves the two-cube enclosure I created (you can build two separate cubes too if you prefer, but figured this would be nice). In the first couple of days it just roamed around, but last night it started moving some of the food and some of the base from the cage to this cube and goes to sleep in it.Kids are in heaven watching the hamster run around the maze back and forth carrying building materials.... and in general. bottom line - highly recommended. 36$ of pure joy for the kids and the hamster.

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Ich war erst skeptisch. China-Ware aus Plastik und auch ziemlich teuer. Aber meine Kinder hatten Spaß beim zusammenbauen und tüfteln, wie das Labyrinth aussehen soll. Unsere Hamsterdame (Goldhamster) hat es gleich angenommen und ist begeistert immer und immer wieder drin rumgelaufen. Also Empfehlung - zwar teuer aber Hamster hat Freude. Bei den Holz- und oder Rascheltunneln hat sie hingegen immer wenig bis kein Interesse gezeigt.

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I’m writing this review long after my mice sadly passed but they loved these tubes, especially Zeus who slept in the tubes regularly, it’s very cool and a small space that they enjoy

Il pregio di questo articolo è il prezzo.Sono compatibili con gabbie Ferplast.Peccato per gli incastri che sono un pochino 'deboli' e rischiano di aprirsi con un piccolo urto peròse non si ha l'esigenza di stare a smontarli ogni volta, si risolve con pochino di colla a caldo.Prezzo assolutamente conveniente.Consigliati per chi non vuole spendere un capitale.