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double-AQ 200x40 for Robo Lily

Userin Scyza from Hamster Forum their Roborowski dwarf hamster Lily has a double aquarium with 200cm x 40cm that a beautifully formed focal point in the living room (all images here courtesy of Scyza, original thread ) .

1: Better Living with hamster / Beautiful Living with a hamster

Originally Lily lived in a 100cm x 40cm Aquarium, the keeper appeared to be small.

2: Originally Aquarium / original tank setup

for the extension was procured a second, matching cabinet and a second tank, also with 100cm x 40cm. This size is for example. Available as a simple glass bowl - at Hornbach or stretcher for about € 45. From each aquarium each a narrow side was cut out by razor blade and remove the excess silicone.

3: Remove the sides / Removing the sides

The two tanks were pushed together and with AQ Silicon reconnected. In the resulting hole in the ground a piece of Plexiglas cut to size was used. Alternatively, the resulting gap to bridge with a separate out the side windows.

4: Spacer / Filler piece

The separation of the sandy area was covered with transparent silicone-AQ.

5: gluing the partition / Glueing in the divider

After the cabinets were designed precisely to reach the double-aquarium was then placed. Almost half is sprinkled with sand, as Roborowski dwarf hamster from semi-desert areas, sand and come to love.

6: Overview / Complete view

located in the sandy area next to a Decorative amphora, a rodent root (Mangrove), a road, stones, a cork tubes and a 20cm wooden wheel of Rodipet .

7: Left side with Lily / Left side (and Lily)

8: View from left to center / View from left towards middle

The transition to the scattered field is a self-made "cave" made of wood, which was coated with wood glue, sawdust, Sabberlack and sand.

9: "rock cave / hideout Self made

is on the cave, the water bowl, next to a willow bridge, moss, bark pieces and millet.

10: Middle / Mid section

The deep litter area on the right contains pieces of bark, moss, Knabberähren (JR Farm Knabberpotpourri), willow branches and a bridge.

11: Right side / Right

hamster Lily over the enclosure extension and got good use of every inch.

12: Robo Lily

English Summary

Double tank setup with 200cm x 40cm for Robo Lily

User Scyza from the German Hamster Forum made this beautiful home (pic 1) from two tanks for her dwarf hamster Roborowskii Lily. Lily used to live in a 100cm x 40cm (39 "x 16") tank Which Seemed to small (pic 2). Sun another matching cupboard and same size tank was bought for a total size of 200cm x 40cm (78" x 16") . Then one small glass side was removed from each tank with a razor blade (pic 3). The two tanks were glued together with aquarium silicone and a small piece of plexi glass was fittet into the small gap in the floor (pic 4). A divider for the sand area was glued in with transparent aquarium silicone (pic 5).

An overview of the complete cage is shown in pic 6, almost half of the cage is furnished with chinchilla sand because Robos really love sand. The left side of the cage (pics 7 and 8) is furnished with stones, a mangrove root, a twig, a cork tunnel, an amphora from a deco store and a 20cm (8") wood wheel by Rodipet.

In the middle of the cage is a self-made hideout made from wood and finished with child safe paint and sand (pic 9). On top of the hideout is the water bowl, a bridge willow, moss, pieces of bark and proso millet.

The right side of the cage (pic 11) contains a lot of bedding, pieces of bark, moss, play food, twigs and a willow bridge. Lily really enjoys the enhanced hamster cage and uses every inch.