Sunday, November 21, 2010

Glory Hole In Jacksonville Florida

Detolf for Dsungi Noa

Ebenfalls von Userin Yoshi aus dem Hamsterforum und Hamster Board this enclosure from a misused IKEA Detolf showcase . It dwells on her Djungarian hamster Noa 160cm x 40cm Size . (All pictures courtesy of Yoshi, original thread HERE .)

IKEA Detolf as a hamster home / as hamster home

find links in the exhibit are a 20cm RoboWheel (available from Rodipet ), mangrove roots, cat litter and Knabberähren.

side
Left / Left
In the central part of the exhibit is set up around a quarter of a sand area with chinchilla sand. There are still a mangrove root, cork, a "Asker" of IKEA as a hiding place and a drinker. As separation of the scattered fields are made of poplar plywood boards.
sand area / sand area
the right is an area of approximately 20cm is highly scattered. There is a multi-chamber house finds from plywood with a removable roof, Korkverstecke, toilet paper shreds as nesting material, Knabberähren and a dip bowl "Charmo" IKEA .
Right side / Right side
From the outside, a background image of EAP Media was affixed. The bowl on the house is a tealight holder "Glimma" IKEA .

wallpaper / background picture

as cover aviary wire was stapled to two wood frame, which can be opened individually.
Covers / Cage lids

underside of the cover - the aviary wire was pegged / Cage lid from below - wire mesh attached with tacker staples


cover - wood strips to prevent slipping / Cage lid - small wooden ledges to keep the lid in place




The glass of the Detolf lies flat on the Expedit on / The glass lies flat on the Expedit shelf
Flachsrispen are always a hit at Noa / Noa loves his cage and munching on flax
English Summary

This cage made from a repurposed IKEA "Detolf" glass cabinet is therefore by User Yoshi from the German Forum and hamster hamster Board. Her Winter White dwarf hamster Noa enjoys the 160cm x 40cm (~ 63 "x 16") floor space . The left

side contains the 20cm (8") Transoniq Robo Wheel , mangrove root and wood shavings (use aspen, not cedar or pine). In the middle, about 1/4th of the cage is set up as a sand area with Chinchilla sand. There you find mangrove root, cork, a water bottle and an IKEA "Asker" as hideout. Poplar plywood boards are used to delimit the sand area.

On the right hand side is a digging area with about 20cm (8") of bedding depth . There you find a multi-chamber wooden house with removable roof, cork hideouts, toilet paper shreds as nesting material, a small "Charmör" bowl and a "Glimma" tealight candle holder by IKEA (both used as bowls). A background picture brighten up the cage.

The cage lids are made from two wooden frames and wire mesh. They can be opened separately.

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