BUCATSTATE Hamster Cage Metal 3.0 - Chewproof Large Rat Cage Stackable with Top Access Easy Assemble 47L x 23.6W x 25.5H Inches Dwarf Syrian Hamster Tank for Gerbil Mouse (7.75 ft², Black)

Decided to upgrade my female Syrian to a taller and slightly longer/wider enclosure. Took me maybe 20 mins to put together by myself. It was a little difficult but if you follow the instructions it’s fairly easy. When putting on the top start with the front left corner, then move to the back right corner, front right, back left. It’s a tight fit (which is good) it makes the panels on all sides more sturdy. I love that it is chew proof and the front opening panel is great for easy access to food/hammy. It is also much easier to move around than the heavy enclosure I had her in before. Also will be easier to clean! I also like that you can stack them or add wheels, I ordered both and two enclosures so both my hammys can be consolidated to one area. Plus the look of the cage is sleek and nice looking.

This enclosure is absolute perfection! The split lid, huge front door, ventilation, and massive size make it the perfect enclosure for a hamster. We have 2 and hope to buy 2 more soon. They're big enough to keep our very active and curious female Syrian hamsters happy. It's lightweight, easy to assemble, and aesthetically pleasing. Highly recommended!

I've tried several different small animal cages with pets in the past, and I think this one has been hands-down my favorite so far. It arrived pretty quickly, but putting it together was a tiny bit tricky. Not impossible or even really hard (I did it myself w/o help), but a little tricky. The directions were not written in great English, so the YouTube video I watched (referenced in the instructions) showing the assembly helped a bit.I appreciated that the acrylic sides had a protective, peel-off film on them - reducing the possibility of scratches on them. ...There WAS still a scratch in one of the corners, but it wasn't a deep one, so no big deal. The rubber in between the panels was a tiny bit tricky too (fitting the acrylic into them), but I was able to flatten them down enough and they helped the panels not wobble as much when in place.Sure, it's definitely not the cheapest hamster cage for sale out there... but if you know anything about hamster care, you'll know that MANY of the cages people sell really aren't ADEQUATE enough to be a decent hamster habitat. For what it costs, this habitat really is terrific. It has a great amount of room for a hamster (or other small 'pocket pet') to move around, burrow around, and feel comfortable instead of claustrophobic. I got the smaller of the two sizes offered, and I still had plenty of room for a hamster bath, wheel, and a few different 'hideaways'. Having more than one way to get into the enclosure (top AND front doors) is a nice option too.Basically, if you're on the fence about buying this, absolutely do so. It's been worth every penny thus far. There's other cages/tanks/enclosures out there, but don't waste time/effort/money on something that just probably won't be as good, and might not be good for your little hammy (or similar). My Syrian has been happy and comfy in his new home so far, and I hope to use it long-term for multiple pets in the future.

Great cage for hamsters, and you can take the side panels off to connect it to a second cage if you’d like. (I did not but I did see a photo of someone do that with theirs.)With the two top opening doors on the lid it is fairly easy to clean. It looks great, and takes up a good chunk of space.The frame and lid feels like aluminum, I do not know what the sheet of the base is made of (it has a give to it but nothing you need to worry about if used correctly), and the clear panels for viewing feels like a type of acrylic.The acrylic is wobbly when not in the frame, but that’s to be expected. It doesn’t feel fragile but I do worry about snapping a knob off. Once it snapped into place, I didn’t dare to try snapping it off.I would like put a hedgehog in it but I have no clue if it is resistant to heat for an under tank heater.If you ever have to take it apart be careful about applying pressure to hold the cage down, I cracked the bottom panel of my 100 cm BUCATSTATE enclosure. It was completely my fault, but customer service is great and I’ll be buying a new cage bottom when it’s back in stock. I will warn that careless pressure may snap the acrylic sides too.Great news though I learned they sell replacement parts for everything but the top lid.(Which also feels like the most sturdy thing as it’s built almost entirely of what I can assume is aluminum)