This is a handmade item created from a repurposed clothing storage case, originally designed for hamsters. However, due to inquiries and positive feedback, it is now offered for reptiles and amphibians as well. It is also recommended for other small animals such as fancy rats. This is a great value set of 2. * It has ample space, allowing the animal to live without stress. * The lid is a multi-type design with both mesh and a plastic panel. In summer, use only the mesh for ventilation, and in winter, cover the mesh with the plastic panel for increased insulation. The plastic panel can be easily removed. You can also hang heating devices, etc. * The mesh is securely fixed using screws, washers, spring washers, nuts, etc. * All materials are new, and the product is unused and brand new. Unlike used items, there is no lingering odor from other hamsters, etc., providing peace of mind. You can purchase a new, spacious, and large cage at a great price. * Shipping will be done anonymously, using bubble wrap, cardboard, and PP rope for packaging. As this is a handmade item, we appreciate your understanding. Due to its nature, we cannot accept claims or returns. We kindly request that those seeking perfection or who are overly sensitive refrain from purchasing. Accessories and other small items in the photos are for photography purposes only. Only the cage itself is for sale. Size (outer dimensions): Width: approx. 75cm, Depth: approx. 40cm, Height: approx. 30.5cm Mesh size: approx. 1cm \* For multiple purchases (sets), we offer a discounted price. Please let us know in the comments. Please note that we are also selling on other sites, so depending on the timing of your order, the item may be out of stock, and it may take some time to ship. Thank you very much for reading to the end. \#hamster \#hamstergauge \#hamstercage \#glassharmony600 \#roomy60 \#clothingstoragecase \#smallanimal \#smallanimalcage \#smallanimalgauge \#reptile \#reptilecage \#reptilegauge \#breedingcase \#largehamstercage \#widehamstercage \#ventilation \#heatretention