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My two rats absolutely love this item! It has lasted so long! They love to chew on it but it's still standing strong! I've had this for quite a few months now and it's still colorful and fun for them to play with! You can shove almond butter or sunflower seeds in the holes and they love to try to get them out!

My chinchilla LOVED this, he tore this toy apart in maybe a week! He loved it so much and chewed it all up. I love the bright colors of the cube as well. I wish it would've lasted longer but my chinny always chews up all his toys super quick. Overall, I would buy it again in the future as it definitely entertained him as the little cubes do spin around as they chew.

I poked barley puffs into the holes and they enjoyed searching for the food and it was cute to see them searching the dice

The dice go well with the wooden habitat set. They are an interesting texture. My daughter feels it is useful for enrichment in the hamster habitat.

So this toy...he loved it but he had climbed on top of it on the top layer of his cage and it had fallen on his foot and hurt him now this is two days after what happened. he's doing fine now and acting as if it never happened but if your planning on buying this you need to make sure it's base is surrounded by bedding so it can't move. Just like your hamsters wheel I want to get rid of it but he still uses it all the time although I only give it to him when I'm watching him now. It was pure accident but the manufacturers you guys might wanna make sure you put placement instructions on this toy in case of any accidents like this.

My hamster seems to really like this toy. The wood is thick and good quality. She’s had it in her cage for a few weeks and it’s holding up to her chewing well.

The wood did not seem glued together in the slightest, just pulling it out of the box made it fall apart. I pretty easily used some wood glue to put it together and it works fine now, but I don't think I should have to do that in the first place.

My hamister doesn't like it because it keeps falling apart and scaring him.

Not durable, but what you really is in a rodent cage? Gerbils loved it while it lasted, they took out the frame first and the cubes are still kicking around in their enclosure. Decent toy, would recommend.