Niteangel Small Pet Fun Tunnel, 39 x 4 inches - Fit Adult Ferrets and Rats (Blue)

So much better than I expected. It holds its shape when you bend it so they can get a really fun experience running inside it. As for durability, it’s $10. Buy a new one when it gets gross or chewed up.

For my new hedgie baby!! Ziggy is going to love exploring!! Super fast shipping!!

I built a new habitat in a 50 gallon terrarium (36x18x18) for our hamster. There are several hideaways, tunnel options, a sand bath, 11 wheel, etc. I read some people having trouble with their hamster chewing into this tunnel over time, but I figured there would be enough enrichment for the hamster that it would at least take a while before she started chewing the tunnel. Well, she had a huge 3 x 5 hole in the side of the tunnel in a single day. I had to remove the tunnel along with a lot of bedding because there were little plastic pieces everywhere. Hopefully she didnt swallow the plastic bits and it doesnt harm her. I highly recommend against keeping one of these inside of your hamsters habitat. Im sure itd be fine to use in a separate playpen under supervision.

Its my rats favorite hideout. Its cool for small animals to sleep in and you can put bedding in to simulate burrowing. They can easily chew through but the holes dont ruin the product. I clean mine with a hose but there always seems to be some left over poop or bedding thats difficult to get out. Still, nothing that makes it not worth the purchase.

Not too much different than the normal stuff you could get from a home depot or something but works great. my rats chewed through it pretty quickly but it still works and they love to go inside of it, i just run super hot water through it and spray some cage cleaner inside and it seems to do a good job but since it has a lot of bumps and ridges cleaning isnt the easiest.

My more skittish rat loves to hide in this, its sorta dark and its easy to twist. So far there arent any holes which is good. Sis said its exactly like a large pop tube lol. Anyways, if the rats love it then its a win in my book.

I couldnt get my three pet rats interested in this tunnel. They gave it some cursory exploration when it first arrived, but they werent interested in crawling through it or hanging out in it. I suspect that might be because it is very lightweight and therefore moves around a lot; the rats probably find that off-putting. If the tunnel is placed in a straight configuration, it just rolls from side to side like a log. If its curled into a C or S shape, that stops it from rolling, but it just slides on our hardwood and tile floors. Its also not a very pleasant material for animals to walk on or sit on, due to the multiple small hard plastic ridges. This tunnel is also INCREDIBLY noisy when you extend it, contract it, or try to change its shape. As in, ear-splitting noisy. It makes a series of loud popping sounds like firecrackers. This noise would certainly wake up my rats if they were sleeping. My preschooler likes to reshape the tunnel for fun, but I am not a fan of all the racket he makes with it! Given how little interest my rats showed in this when it was outside their cage (in their free roam area), I never ended up putting it inside their cage, where space is limited and I want to put only the best items. It could be that because my ratties are spoiled with lots of cage-free time, they have less interest in knick-knacks like this. All I can say is that they got zero benefit out of it. Your mileage may vary. PS. Its not that my rats dislike tunnels! For their playtime, I make them temporary tunnels out of rolled-up yoga mats, which they love. This particular lightweight hard plastic tunnel just didnt pass muster with them.

This was bigger than I thought it would be. Pretty sturdy. I thought the price was alot for a piece of plastic

Nice color, reasonable length, ferret responds excitedly when we stretch or bend it! Would recommend

Hamsters chew through these things like crazy, obviously. Not exactly strong but thats okay. Definitely not easy to clean though, kind of a pain actually, but my syrian hamster loves it.