how many hamsters can fit inside
2059915
It depends on how big of a hamster you have I have a dwarf hamster and she fits nicely in it because there territoral I would recommend a bigger cage
1100832
Hamsters are solitary animals. Dwarf hamsters (siblings or currently caged together) can live together but if they start fighting they will kill eachother. Males and females should never live together unless they are together for breeding. Syrians (also known as goldens, teddy bears etc) must live alone. This cage is not however large enough for a Syrian hamster (my girl is a "teddy bear"). I currently have 2 of these cages connected and will be adding more space shortly. but most importantly I do not find this cage suitable to house two hamsters at once (even 2 dwarfs). It simply isn't large enough. Don't get me wrong, I love the cage and have 2 of them as I stated above but for my hamster, she is simply too large for the space in just one cage, the wheel is also too small so I had to purchase a larger one. I wish I had known all of this prior to purchasing my first cage but I'm making it work and im simply adding more space as I can.
189504
I wouldn't recommend it unless the hamster was already grown and larger than 5 or 6 inches. It could squeeze between the bars. Its also way more space than a hamster typically requires. Experience: worked with hamsters and other small animals at Petco for 10 months.
86760
A small Syrian hamster could maybe fit in this ball. You can always return it, also a full sized rat could NEVER fit in this ball. My dwarf hammy barly fits.
2194699
have no idea the size of this hamster but the cage currently houses 4 adult rats for the money it is a suitable cage fot our use
1133567
we have a one small dwarf rabbit. I would say no more than two. I'm sure you could squeeze in 3 but they would be cozy.
1670783
Unless the hedgehog is the size of an albino mouse, then no. The tubes are way too narrow for even a standard sized hamster. I would doubt that any cage specified for a hamster of any size would be too small. You may be better off getting a cage meant for a guinea pig or rabbit, since hedgehogs do tend to continue growing. There are links to make your own cages(which we did for our guinea pigs)on Google. www.guineapigcages.com/howto.htm is the site we used to make our cages. Total cost would run you about $40 and that is for the 4ftx2ft.
2068079
the spaces are about 1.5 to 2 inches apart. I haven't measured but definitely too far apart for a hamster. Good size for a bunny, guinea pig or small dog. I use it outside so do not use a mat.
1791099
No, the spacing is too large for hamsters. Excellent cage for chinchillas, guinea pigs, and adult rats. We use it for a Holland Lop rabbit.
224381
Yes, it fits a guinea pig inside;). A hamster might like it as a hiding place, but it would be huge..
228359
It might fit a large hamster but I think it would be able to squeeze right out of it.
1423824
So far my daughter has two sets of the twins, one set of triplets, and two furniture sets (bedroom, living room) inside. There is room for plenty more. Maybe 20 or so critters in total would fit.
1100831
No, I suggest multiple cages or a larger one than this. I got this cage for my dwarf hamster and it is perfect size for her ALONE. I would say if your hamsters get along with each other this would be adequate for only 2 dwarf hamsters only, TOTAL! No more than two! Make sure they have a wheel or 2 wheels AND plenty of food and a good water source! Make sure they are happy and care for your little pets you will only have them for a short amount of time. A two cage set up would be more appropriate for two hamsters even if the cages are connected still make sure they get along. Most hamsters will need to be separated unless they are siblings. Be careful with them as they are unpredictable! Best of luck! No, I suggest multiple cages or a larger one than this. I got this cage for my dwarf hamster and it is perfect size for her ALONE. I would say if your hamsters get along with each other this would be adequate for only 2 dwarf hamsters only, TOTAL! No more than two! Make sure they have a wheel or 2 wheels AND plenty of food and a good water source! Make sure they are happy and care for your little pets you will only have them for a short amount of time. A two cage set up would be more appropriate for two hamsters even if the cages are connected still make sure they get along. Most hamsters... » Read More No, I suggest multiple cages or a larger one than this. I got this cage for my dwarf hamster and it is perfect size for her ALONE. I would say if your hamsters get along with each other this would be adequate for only 2 dwarf hamsters only, TOTAL! No more than two! Make sure they have a wheel or 2 wheels AND plenty of food and a good water source! Make sure they are happy and care for your little pets you will only have them for a short amount of time. A two cage set up would be more appropriate for two hamsters even if the cages are connected still make sure they get along. Most hamsters will need to be separated unless they are siblings. Be careful with them as they are unpredictable! Best of luck! « Show Less
892273
1" and Hamsters can squish pretty flat, just don't know if they can do that sideways!!
1791098
In my opinion, Syrian hamsters need a tiny grid. But to answer your question, the spacing between the bars is 3/8" which will be okay for those little hamsters.
142808
A hamster could escape with ease. This is not for mice, hamsters etc. Chinchillas, rabbits, small dogs and kittens would be fine in this enclosure. But anything that can flatten out and get its skull through a 1 inch opening is definitely going to escape.
125186
No . It is way too big for a hamster. This is a good size for a small dog, guinea pig or chinchilla