Multi-room house Nail-free Bungalow 20 cm

Wooden Multi-room House Bungalow for small Rodents!

This nice Wooden Multi-room House gives small rodents such as mice and dwarf hamsters the opportunity to hide quickly and comfortably. The two rooms provide a feeling of security and approach the natural instinct of the animals. After all, they also have several rooms in the house.

✔ Natural untreated wood
✔ Approximates the natural environment
✔ 100% nail free
✔ Ideal for Hamsterscaping !

In the wild, most rodents live in underground burrows where they have multiple passageways and chambers for different purposes. Most animals have at least a bedroom and a pantry. A multi-room house is very suitable to offer this to the animals in captivity. Animals will feel at ease in such a house and will therefore feel more comfortable in the enclosure.

The multi-room house is easy to assemble thanks to the click system. The flat roof can be used as a plateau or as a stable surface for a food or water dish.

Is the Multi-room House suitable for Hamsterscaping?

Yes for sure! The Multi-room House is very suitable for Hamsterscaping ! Hamsterscaping is mainly about a natural design that is tailored to the natural needs of the animals. One of these needs is the ability to take shelter. As in the wild, the multi-room house gives the animals access to several rooms, where they can, for example, build their nest and store room. In addition, small rodents are prey animals that like to flee and hide. They do this not only when something scares them, but in general they also like to have several hiding places.

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We always think it is very nice to place a piece of dried moss on the roof or plateau, which gives a very beautiful natural look to the house and fits perfectly in a natural design!

Why a multi-room house for small rodents?

Small rodents such as Mice , Dwarf Hamsters , Hamsters , Gerbils , Rats and Degus . like to build up a food supply close to their nest. In the wild, animals live in burrows and have a special room for the collected food, which we call the pantry. The multi-room houses therefore imitate the natural living environment of the animals and give the rodents the opportunity to use multiple rooms.

For group animals (Mouse, Gerbil, Rat, Degu), the multi-room houses have an additional advantage: they can avoid each other in the event of a disagreement or argument. Although group animals like to be together, disagreements can occasionally occur, causing the animals to find each other's presence less pleasant. Multiple rooms are ideal for these moments and the animals can retreat to their own room.