Hanna Flamed House 29 cm for Hamsters & Gerbils

Trixie House Hanna Flamed 29 cm for hamsters and gerbils

The Trixie Hanna Flamed House 29 cm is a wooden shelter and sleeping house for hamsters and gerbils. Thanks to the flamed wood look, the open bottom, and the roof with willow branches, this house fits beautifully into a natural interior, hamsterscaping, or gerbilscaping.

The little house has a spacious front entrance and an open bottom, allowing you to place it directly on or slightly embedded in the bedding. Your pet can use the house as a quiet hiding place, sleeping spot, storage corner, or as part of a natural route through the enclosure.

Pros of Trixie House Hanna Flamed

✔ Made of wood with a warm, natural look
✔ Spacious entrance for hamsters and gerbils
✔ Open bottom for ventilation and easy placement on bedding
✔ Roof with willow branches for extra structure in the enclosure
✔ Combines beautifully with hamsterscaping , gerbilscaping , moss , and natural bedding

Why choose Huis Hanna?

Hamsters and gerbils enjoy having multiple sheltered spots in their enclosure. A small house provides peace, security, and freedom of choice. Your pet can choose whether it wants to be visible, sleep, hoard, or prefer to sit under a sheltered spot for a while.

Due to its size, Huis Hanna is particularly interesting as a spacious wooden house. The open bottom makes it practical in an enclosure with bedding: your animal can bring nesting material inside itself, and the bedding layer remains part of the hiding place.

The roof with willow branches gives the house extra structure. Gerbils can explore the roof and gnaw on it, while hamsters may use the house primarily as a low hiding place or part of a natural route. Always place the house stably and not in a place where your animal could fall from a great height.

How do you use House Hanna in the accommodation?

• Place the house low and stable on, or lightly in, the bedding.
• Use it as a shelter, sleeping place, or resting point in the interior.
• If necessary, place nesting material nearby so that your animal can choose what to take.
• Combine the small house with tunnels, cork, moss, or a digging zone for more route options.
• Regularly check that the roof, the entrance, and the edges remain neat.

Low placement is most comfortable for hamsters. Hamsters are not true climbers and have poor depth perception. Therefore, do not use the roof as a high climbing route, but rather as a low element of the interior.

Stability is especially important for gerbils. Gerbils enjoy digging and can work their way under houses. Therefore, place the house on a stable surface or ensure that it cannot sink when digging occurs around it.

For which animals is Trixie House Hanna suitable?

• Hamster: suitable as a spacious wooden house for sleeping, hiding, and hoarding. Always check with your own animal whether the entrance and interior space fit comfortably.
• Dwarf hamster: suitable as a spacious hiding place in a hamsterscape. The house is on the large side for dwarf hamsters, but is actually nice when you want to offer more space.
• Gerbil: suitable as a wooden shelter and part of gerbilscaping. Gerbils can gnaw vigorously, so check the house regularly for wear and tear.

For mice, this little house can be used as a large extra hiding place, but the size is particularly interesting for hamsters and gerbils. For rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus, this house is too small to serve as a full-fledged hiding or sleeping place.

Hamsterscaping and gerbilscaping

Thanks to its natural wood look, House Hanna fits well into a scape with ground cover, cork, moss, tunnels, and natural materials. You can use the house as a resting point between different zones, for example, between a digging area, a sand area, and a hiding route.

• Use the small house as a visible wooden element in the scape.
• Finish the edges with ground cover or moss for a smooth transition.
• Combine with cork tunnels or willow bridges for additional routes.
• Always place heavy parts stably and not loosely on top of a deep excavation layer.

Do you want the little house to look even more natural? Then place a little dried moss around the base or next to the house. This way, it blends in nicely with the rest of the decor.

Material and dimensions

• Dimensions: approx. 29 × 18 × 18 cm
• Opening: approx. 10.5 × 11.5 cm (w × h)
• Material: wood
• Open bottom: yes
• Use: shelter, sleeping place and landscaping element
• Suitable for: hamsters and gerbils
• Safety advice: only offer under supervision and check regularly for wear

Cleaning and maintenance

• Regularly remove nesting material, leftover food, and bedding from and around the house.
• Clean the wood locally only when necessary.
• Let the little house dry thoroughly before putting it back.
• Regularly check the entrance, edges, roof, and willow branches for wear.
• Replace the housing when it is damaged or no longer remains sturdy.

Wood looks its best when used dry. Therefore, do not place the house directly under a water bottle or in a spot where it gets wet quickly. Does your pet use the house as a toilet area? Then it is better to provide a separate toilet or sand area and move the house to a drier corner.

Good to know

• Suitable for hamsters and gerbils.
• For dwarf hamsters, this is a spacious little house; that can actually be pleasant in a natural interior.
• Check gerbils regularly for gnawing damage.
• Place the little house low and stable.
• Check regularly for loose parts, sharp edges, and wear.
• Replace the housing when it is no longer safe or sturdy.

Frequently asked questions about Trixie House Hanna Flamed 29 cm

Is Huis Hanna Gevlamd suitable for hamsters?

Yes, Huis Hanna Flamed is suitable for hamsters. The opening of approx. 10.5 × 11.5 cm provides a spacious passage. Always check with your own hamster whether the interior space fits comfortably.

Is this house suitable for dwarf hamsters?

Yes, the house can also be used for dwarf hamsters. It is a spacious house, which can be nice if you want to provide more room for sleeping, hoarding, and nesting material.

Is Huis Hanna suitable for gerbils?

Yes, Huis Hanna is suitable for gerbils. Because gerbils are vigorous gnawers, it is important to regularly check the house for gnaw marks and wear.

Does this little house have an open bottom?

Yes, Huis Hanna has an open bottom. This allows you to place the house directly on or slightly embedded in the bedding, and your pet can bring nesting material inside on its own.

Can I use this little house for hamsterscaping?

Yes, thanks to its natural look, this little house fits beautifully into hamsterscaping. Combine it with bedding, moss, cork, tunnels, and other natural materials.

Can I use this little house for gerbilscaping?

Yes, the house can be used well in gerbilscaping. Pay extra attention to stability with gerbils, as they like to dig and can undermine houses.

Is this house suitable for rats or guinea pigs?

No, for rats and guinea pigs, this house is too small as a proper shelter or sleeping place. For these animals, it is better to choose a larger house that suits their size.

How do I clean a wooden house?

Remove loose debris and clean the house locally when necessary. Always let the wood dry thoroughly before replacing it.

Useful shopping links

• Hamster houses
• Houses for dwarf hamsters
• Syrian hamster houses
• Gerbil houses
• Hamsterscaping
• Gerbilscaping
• Wooden houses

Combine the Trixie Hanna Flamed House 29 cm with bedding, nesting material, tunnels, and natural decorations. This creates a peaceful environment where hamsters and gerbils can hide, sleep, and explore.