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Hamster Cages & Hamster Terrariums (Glass) – Large, Safe & Practical

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Buying a hamster cage? Discover glass hamster cages (hamster terrariums) and spacious cages with a deep bottom tray. Includes sizing advice for Syrian and dwarf hamsters, a furnishing checklist, and a selection guide. Specialists since 2011.
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Buy a hamster cage – spacious, safe and suitable for burrowing

A good hamster cage gives your hamster enough room to run, burrow, hide, forage and build a nest. That is why DRD Knaagdierwinkel® mainly offers spacious hamster cages, glass enclosures and terrariums that are suitable for a natural setup.

When choosing a hamster cage, pay particular attention to the floor area and whether it can hold a sufficiently deep layer of bedding. Height is less important than a spacious and safe base.

Minimum guidelines for hamster cages

Dwarf hamster: a minimum floor area of 70 x 50 cm.

Syrian hamster / golden hamster: a minimum floor area of 100 x 50 cm.

Bedding depth for dwarf hamsters: at least 15 cm.

Bedding depth for Syrian hamsters: at least 25 cm.

These minimum guidelines are based on the current hamster care information published by the Dutch LICG. More space and deeper bedding are always welcome.

Quickly compare hamster cages

The best hamster cage depends on the type of hamster, the available space and how you want to furnish the enclosure. Below you can compare the main differences between our current models.

Black Scape Terrarium

Best choice for: deep bedding, hamsterscaping and calm access through the front.

  • Available in 100 x 40, 100 x 50, 120 x 40 and 120 x 50 cm
  • Glass terrarium with chew-resistant walls
  • High 25 cm glass edge
  • Double ventilation
  • Two removable sliding doors
  • Collection only in Hoogeveen

Our size advice: Do you want to meet the minimum guidelines above? Choose the hamster enclosure measuring 100 x 50 x 50 cm or 120 x 50 x 50 cm.

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Savic Aura 120 Plexi

Best choice for: plenty of floor space, good visibility and a practical cage that can be shipped.

  • Dimensions: 118 x 64 x 62 cm
  • Spacious usable floor area of approximately 0.60 m²
  • Suitable in size for dwarf hamsters and Syrian hamsters
  • High transparent acrylic side panels
  • Two large doors
  • Narrow bar spacing of 6.5 mm

Please note: acrylic is less resistant to chewing than glass. This cage is most suitable for hamsters that do not strongly chew the edges.

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Skyline Marrakesch 100

Best choice for: anyone looking for a compact glass enclosure with a natural appearance.

  • Dimensions: approximately 96 x 47 x 40 cm
  • Made from glass and wood
  • Double ventilation
  • Access through the top
  • Suitable for a natural setup
  • Supplied as a self-assembly kit

Size check: this model is smaller than the 100 x 50 cm guideline for a Syrian hamster. Compare its dimensions carefully with the guidelines above.

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Not sure which one to choose? Read our detailed hamster cage selection guide. It explains step by step which dimensions, bedding depth and furnishings are suitable for your hamster.

Our advice: choose a low, wide hamster cage or a glass hamster terrarium rather than a tall cage with many levels. Hamsters are ground-dwelling animals and mainly need floor space and room to burrow.

Glass hamster cage or wire cage?

A glass hamster cage or hamster terrarium is often the best choice if you want to create a natural environment. It can hold a deep layer of bedding, keeps the bedding inside the enclosure and makes it easier to add a sand bath, tunnels, houses and hamsterscaping materials.

A wire cage can only be suitable when the floor area is large enough, the base is sufficiently deep and the bar spacing is safe. Many standard hamster cages are unfortunately too small or designed mainly around height, while hamsters primarily need space at ground level.

What does a hamster cage need?

Complete your hamster enclosure with a deep layer of hamster bedding, a suitable hamster wheel, a sand bath, safe hamster houses and natural furnishings such as tunnels, cork and herbs.

View our hamster cage selection guide →

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