Hamsterscaping Greystone Trunk for Rodents!
Hamsterscaping Greystone Trunk for Rodents! €19,99

Hamsterscaping Greystone Trunk for Rodents!

€19,99
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Product description

Swamp Tree Trunk for Hamsterscaping!

This beautiful Greystone Tree Trunk is wonderful for Hamsterscapen or Gerbilscapen! The tree trunk approximates the natural habitat of small rodents, so that the animals like to sit in it or walk through it. In the wild, small rodents often hide in or under tree trunks to stay out of sight of predators. This safe feeling makes them feel at ease!

Ideal for Hamsterscaping & Gerbilscaping !
Natural look
Fun and challenging extra hiding place

This beautiful tree trunk is made of synthetic resin. This is a very hard material that rodents do not like to gnaw on. With a diameter of about 6 cm, this tree trunk is only suitable for mice, dwarf hamsters and gerbils. Unfortunately, a Syrian Hamster with full cheek pouches can hardly get through this.

Small rodents need a shelter to feel safe. Several small houses are therefore recommended so that the animals can quickly flee if necessary. A house with an open bottom is preferred so that it can ventilate well and does not create a sweltering environment.

The tree trunk is very easy to clean. Unlike a wooden tree trunk, it can simply be rinsed under the tap with lukewarm water.

Natural furnishing rodent german style

Specifications
Dimensions (approx): 30 x 8 x 8 cm
Openings (approx): ø 5/6 cm
Material: Polyresin (Synthetic Resin)
Open Bottom: -
Suitable for: Rodents, Mouse, Dwarf Hamster, Gerbil
Particularities: -
Hamsterscaping Greystone Trunk for Rodents!
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