Niteangel Animal Sand-Bath Box: - Acrylic Critters Sand Bath Shower Room & Digging Sand Container for Hamsters Mice Lemming Gerbils or Other Small Pets (Triangle, Burlywood)

Got this for my Syrian. She loves it but the top was useless for us. She would just knock it off so I don’t use it now.

PERFECT, a lil bigger than I excepted but I love it

Might be too big for a 40 gallon tank that I use but I managed to fit it there without the tank looking too «crowded». Really easy to assemble and I like how it comes with a little food bowl on top. However, I wish there was a way to cover the hole if you don’t wanna use the food bowl. Overall, highly recommended!

My winter white did not like it but my robo loves it. He sleeps in there quite often and its easy to clean out his droppings with a sifter at the end of every day. The only issue is that he cant easily get out. I have to fill the container with more sand but then that doesnt leave much space for him to be in. But he still likes it so I think its okayish

We bought Fuzzy the small sand bath and put into cage. She uses this as a bathroom, so decided to try a larger one for bathing. We put in playpen so she can enjoy bathing there on her nightly trips out. It is a little too large for cage with other toys in there. (And we do have a big cage) Well worth the investment, cause Fuzzy has room to dig and roll around.

Love this sand bath!!! I love all my niteangel products and so does my hammy Chai

My Syrian Hamster loves it. She likes to dig, roll, and enjoy her sand baths! Perfect for people with hamsters of all sizes.

I bought this to replace just a regular glass baking dish I was using (it was much smaller). I found this item to be perfect and just what I was looking for. My hammy (winter white) loves it! He has plenty of room to roll around and groom himself than he did with the other sand bath I had started with. The sand bath comes apart and so it makes it easy to wipe off the lid with a napkin or even dustpan brush when they get bedding or sand on top of it. It also makes it easy to clean the inside of the container and scoop out any poops or pees he makes (he also uses it as a potty spot). The half lid is suppose to ensure your hammy has some privacy and comfort when they groom themselves but I found it wasn’t enough for him. So I added grapevine wood and flat corklog pieces around it and that seemed to fix just the problem of him being uncomfortable. The package was also delivered in good condition. And the packaging overall ensured the product was safely tucked in to prevent any cracks or any other damages to the item itself. The only “downside” is that it’s a bit pricey. But again, it’s an investment and if you don’t mind and are capable to spend extra money for an item like this, do so. Otherwise you can easily go to the thrift stores or dollar stores and get glass baking dishes or plastic containers for them and use that as a sand bath. Just be sure it’s large enough for them to roll around and also fit a hide in it so they have privacy and feel comfortable and safe!

It is a perfect addition to my daughter’s hamster habitat. He gravitated to it immediately and really enjoys digging and playing in the sand. Plenty of room for him and he is a good size teddy bear hamster.

It’s big enough for a Syrian to fit and poop/pee on one side, not big enough if a Syrian likes to roll around in it (although rolling on sand sounds more like dwarf hamster behavior). It’s cute and it’s in the corner which I know is where hamsters prefer to pee at.