5/5
Encourages exercise and play in a fun design.
Expandable plastic allows the tunnel to expand up to 39 inches and contract.
Made of durable, stain resistant plastic.
An excellent way to interact with your pet and satisfy their natural tunneling instinct.
Suitable for Ferrets and Rats, but not Rabbits.
$234
My Syrian hamster absolutely adores the item I purchased for him. He can spin around inside of it, and because it is flexible, I can create any type of tunnel for him. He is enclosed in a reinforced rabbit cage, so there is ample space for such a sizable tunnel. The tiny hamster tunnels didn't hold much appeal for him, but he adores this one. It's fantastic, and I'd definitely buy it again.In order to give him a good tunnel, I thought it would be clever of me to bury one end of this tube in the mattress. Instead, the hamster moved his sleeping space inside the tube and then gnawed holes in it to get air. That's how it appeared, at least. He did love that tube, but I had to throw it away because it now had jagged holes and sharp edges.
4.6/5
Two vents on the top so that cats can freely get in and out of the tunnel
Collapsible tunnel for compact storage and travel:this tunnel can be easily folded down and storage when not in use. Convenient and easy to take anywhere, so your pet is never bored
Fun toy for cats to play:pet tunnel built-in crinkle paper, gives your kitty more ways to have fun,provides hours of exercise ,self-amusement and hiding away
Size M: Dia 12 inch,Length 51 inch
Removable ball that dangles for cats' enjoyment
$234
This tunnel was a favorite of my cat's, who promptly claimed it. He was especially fascinated by the tiny ball hanging from one end. So that my other cats wouldn't be able to use it, he dragged this tunnel about for hours. It appears to be quite well crafted and robust. My small cat's behavior made this purchase essential to me.
4.6/5
A vent on the top so that cats can freely get in and out of the tunnel
Collapsible tunnel for compact storage and travel:this tunnel can be easily folded down and storage when not in use. Convenient and easy to take anywhere, so your pet is never bored
Removable ball that dangles for cats' enjoyment
Fun toy for cats to play:pet tunnel built-in crinkle paper, gives your kitty more ways to have fun,provides hours of exercise ,self-amusement and hiding away
Size S: Dia 12 inch,Length 26 inch
$234
This tunnel was a favorite of my cat's, who promptly claimed it. He was especially fascinated by the tiny ball hanging from one end. So that my other cats wouldn't be able to use it, he dragged this tunnel about for hours. It appears to be quite well crafted and robust. My small cat's behavior made this purchase essential to me.
4.4/5
Good Materials - Made of durable, stain resistant plastic. Lightweight and easy to clean.
Perfect for guinea pigs, rats, ferrets, chinchillas, dwarf rabbits, but not for large rabbits.
Foldable Crinkle Play Tunnel - Diameter 5.9 inches, can expand up to 31.5 inches and contract.
Multi-Function - Encourages exploration, exercise and tunneling activity.
Contains 3-pack of Ball Toys - Great for playing and nibbling.
$234
More than any other pig we've ever seen, our little Guinea Piggy Baby Boy adores EVERY tunnel. We were eager to learn what he would think of this one because of this. He was wary because it was considerably longer when we expanded it to its full length than his prior tunnels. Therefore, we initially reduced it a little. But as he got acclimated to the sensation and sound of his little feetsies on the plastic, he now adores his tunnel! Just the thought of taking it away from him so I can clean it occasionally bothers and depresses me. He likes it so much that I could never do that to him. In all honesty, he doesn't poop in other regions too much because we have 2 paper pellets under hay litter pans in the back corners that we make more private for his #2's. They can't help it sometimes; they poop. But he really, truly likes to hide his potty areas in the enclosure's back, shadowy corners. Even before we acquired the litter pans, he was already acting in that manner. However, they do a great deal to maintain his environment's cleanliness. Additionally, he absolutely loves galloping about his area like a miniature racehorse and will occasionally fly through his tunnel. He occasionally enjoys renovating and loves how simple it is to move. There is yet another benefit. He detests being constantly picked up or held. Therefore, we wait to get him in the tunnel so that we can pick him up with hands over both ends without worrying about him bolting out of our arms, etc., when we need to clean the enclosure, provide medications, or cut nail tips. But truly, I don't get why some people get so worked up over cleaning it; as long as you extend it, shake it over the garbage can, and wipe it clean a little. Perhaps if you provide your pig with a few additional private toilet areas with some hay in them, they won't use the tunnel. Just how MUCH fun our little son had with his tunnel I just can't convey. They are incredibly prone to boredom. Particularly if they are alone in their cage, which is not normally preferred. As long as they can form a link with another pig, they do better when they aren't alone. When kids are young, it is typically simpler. However, some pigs can form bonds as adults and find that having a friend makes them considerably happier. They dwell in herds in the wild. However, you need to be certain that they don't truly damage one another. But why not give them something risk-free and affordable like this tunnel to keep them engaged, healthy, and content? If we want to keep them healthy, we have to clean behind them. I just don't get why it would be deemed too messy to provide kids something enjoyable to do, IF you cleaned it even once a week. We would get another enclosure if it could be bigger. Additionally, we have a larger enclosure because it is better for the animals. If you haven't already, please watch YouTube videos to learn why and how to quickly build healthier enclosures than the pet store-bought cages by purchasing inexpensive storage items from Amazon.
4.4/5
Foldable Crinkle Play Tunnel - Diameter 5.9 inches, can expand up to 31.5 inches and contract.
Multi-Function - Encourages exploration, exercise and tunneling activity.
Contains 3-pack of Ball Toys - Great for playing and nibbling.
Perfect for guinea pigs, rats, ferrets, chinchillas, dwarf rabbits, but not for large rabbits.
Good Materials - Made of durable, stain resistant plastic. Lightweight and easy to clean.
$234
More than any other pig we've ever seen, our little Guinea Piggy Baby Boy adores EVERY tunnel. We were eager to learn what he would think of this one because of this. He was wary because it was much longer when we extended it to its full length than his previous tunnels. Therefore, we initially shortened it a little. But after he got used to the feel and sound of his little feetsies on the plastic, he now adores his tunnel! Just the thought of taking it away from him so I can clean it occasionally bothers and depresses me. He likes it so much that I could never do that to him. In all honesty, he doesn't poop in other areas very often because we have 2 paper pellets under hay litter pans in the back corners that we make more private for his #2's. They can't help it sometimes; they poop. But he really, really likes to hide his potty areas in the enclosure's back, shadowy corners. Even before we acquired the litter pans, he was already acting in that manner. However, they do a great deal to maintain his environment's cleanliness. Additionally, he absolutely loves galloping around his enclosure like a miniature racehorse and will occasionally fly through his tunnel. He occasionally enjoys renovating and loves how simple it is to move. There is yet another benefit. He detests being constantly picked up or held. Therefore, we wait to get him in the tunnel so that we can pick him up with hands over both ends without worrying about him jumping out of our arms, etc., when we need to clean the enclosure, give medications, or clip nail tips. But seriously, I don't understand why some people get so worked up about cleaning it; as long as you extend it, shake it over the trash can, and wipe it clean a little. Perhaps if you provide your pig with a few additional private potty areas with some hay in them, they won't use the tunnel. Just how MUCH fun our little guy has with his tunnel I just can't express. They are incredibly prone to boredom. Particularly if they are alone in their cage, which is not generally preferred. As long as they can form a bond with another pig, they do better when they aren't alone. When they are young, it is typically simpler. However, some pigs can form bonds as adults and find that having a friend makes them much happier. They live in herds in the wild. However, you need to be certain that they don't actually hurt one another. But why not give them something risk-free and affordable like this tunnel to keep them engaged, healthy, and content? If we want to keep them healthy, we have to clean behind them. I just don't understand why it would be deemed too messy to allow them something enjoyable to do, IF you cleaned it even once a week. We would get another enclosure if it could be bigger. Additionally, we have a larger enclosure because it is better for the animals. If you haven't already, please watch YouTube videos to learn why and how to easily build healthier enclosures than the pet store-bought cages by purchasing inexpensive storage items from Amazon.
4.4/5
Hanging tunnel sleeper with Comfortable Soft Leather for small animals.
Made from quilted type material and attaches to the cage with clips.
Hammock hole can give small animals free to play breathable space.
Dimension: Bottom length 15-inch, Cylinder diameter 4.4 inches.
Comfortably fit 1 adult ferrets or 2 more adult rats.
$234
My two rats, who I got this for, adore it! They started exploring it as soon as I put it up, and before I knew it, they had chosen it as their new preferred sleeping location! Rats should definitely consider this.UPDATE: My boys still adore this, although they destroyed it (as was to be expected), despite the fact that it held up very well. Given how inexpensive this is, it's really not a huge issue that I purchased a second one. If you have young children who enjoy chewing, be careful because this won't be a one-time purchase.
4.2/5
Allows for expansion of CritterTrail habitats
7" wide
2.25" diameter and a variety of shapes and lengths
Universally connectable
3" high
For hamsters, gerbils, or mice
Includes: 1 - 1.75" Tube, 1 - 3.5" Tube, 1 - Tee Tube, 3 - Elbow tubes, 1 - 10" Tube, 8 - Connector Rings
$234
To read the review, jump to the second paragraph. In the image I've included with this article, from top to bottom, are the Habitrail OVO tube and the Crittertrail Straight 10 "tube, two linked Crittertrail elbows, and two linked Habitrail OVO elbows. These Crittertrail tubes are significantly smaller in diameter, as you can clearly see. I suggest using these for mice and dwarf hamsters. The tubes in the Crittertrail are simply too small to be safe for Syrian hamsters (teddy bear hamsters), thus I would suggest the Habitrail OVO instead. I'm sad that Kaytee sells these elbow tubes for Syrian hamsters because I believe they have a good risk of becoming stuck (even if it's a "little" Syrian, I worry about what might happen if it stuffed its cheek pouches full and tried to go through a Crittertrail elbow tube).Now for my review of these Crittertrail tubes. I have 2 Robo dwarf hamsters, and I have 4 of these value packs. I use them to climb up onto the platforms in their bin cages as well as as amusing tiny tunnel bridges between those platforms. I fasten them in place with zip ties. They are adored by my robo hamsters, who are the smallest dwarf hamsters at only 2 inches, and have enough room to turn around inside a tube "Bear that in mind.The interior of these Crittertrail tubes is nicely ridged to aid in ascent. My hamsters were slipping and sliding and struggling to climb a 45 degree incline in the Habitrail OVO tubes, which I had previously used for them but which only have a few tiny bumps on the inside. Robos benefit greatly from the deep ridges in these Crittertrail tubes since they have furry-bottomed feet that have poor traction on surfaces.The connecting rings on these tubes are a major issue because they are incredibly difficult to remove. Before I realized that I had a retainer removal tool from when I had my braces off, I broke two fingernails trying to separate the tubes (I had Essix retainers which are kinda like Invisilign trays, and they were so tight on my teeth I needed this tool to remove them). This plastic tool, which resembles a crochet hook in shape and has a small hook on the end, is incredibly useful for disassembling the Crittertrail tubes. I would probably despise these tubes if I didn't have this instrument. I docked a star because of the connecting rings because I would have like them to resemble the twist-and-lock rings found on Habitrail tubes.ADDENDUM EDITED: I discovered that a crochet hook also works to separate these Crittertrail tubes. And what even works better is soaking the tubes in hot water (not boiling water; the water I used was hot but still comfortable to put my hand in). The heat temporarily weakens the connecting rings, making it much simpler to pull apart.
4/5
5-1/2-inch long, 8-1/4-inch wide, 18-inch high
Allows for expansion of critter trail habitats
Each kit contains everything you need to expand your critter trail home
Includes fun-nel Connector tubes, rings, and loop-d-loop
For hamsters, mice, gerbils or other small animals
$234
This was bought for my daughter's hamster cage to increase the living space without expanding the habitat's overall footprint. All of the Kaytee CritterTrail cages are completely compatible with the components.My daughter added the oval loop to a hide that was already there above the main cage. This hide was reached via the existing tunnel that goes up. By removing a different port from the main cage's roof and lowering the tube through it to the ground, the circular loop was added. Her hamster has more room to live and explore thanks to this.The circular loop's vent holes at the top and bottom of the course are the only drawback. The primary purpose of mice, including those kept as pets, is to transport objects from one location to another, including inside tubes. Small pieces of debris fall from the holes as they move back and forth, causing a mess on top of any structures below it or, if the circular loop is hanging over the main cage, on the surface of the table or desk the habitat may be sitting on.Unless there is a neat freak in the house, it's not a huge deal. But it's easily fixed by covering the bottom holes with tape.Anyone wishing to increase the size of their Kaytee hamster enclosure should consider this product.
4/5
For hamsters, gerbils or mice
Expand your habitat to give your pet more room to play
Universally connectable to CritterTrail Habitats and Accessories
Connects directly to CritterTrail habitats or to other CritterTrail Fun-nel Tubes
Can be used as a Hideout or an Outhouse
$234
Our Winter White Dwarf hamster uses this, and it's the ideal size, as a sand bath. He is at ease and can roll around as much as he likes. When he kicks up, some sand does spill out, but I anticipated that. Nothing bad happens, and cleanup is simple. He also uses this as an outhouse from time to time, much to my dismay. We refer to this as his "Zen Buddha" mode. He'll slump over and appear to lose focus. Yesterday, we discovered him actually dozing down on his side not long after I had cleaned up his previous messes. Anyway, I'm quite pleased with my purchase, although I do believe that a Syrian hamster of any size would find this to be too little.
3.9/5
Color vary
For rats, chinchillas or ferrets
15.5" Long, 4.5" Wide
A cozy & secure resting spot
Four durable straps for hanging can be positioned safely to any wire pet home
Machine washable
$234
I keep buying these because they are actually the easiest to clean and they seem to be the perfect size and allow for a lot of adjustment room in the cage I have, even though both of my ferrets love to sleep in it even though it gets chewed and falls apart after two weeks (very very very adamant chewers). You shouldn't need to replace this if you don't have a strong chewer. I genuinely adore this product. The material is good, and I've discovered that if you hang the tunnel a little bit looser than you think you need to, the ferrets have a harder time tearing the material apart. Additionally, this material doesn't appear to retain the cage's stench, which is fantastic!
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