My four big girl guinea pigs love this tube. It's the perfect size for them to walk through. They have taste-tested it, but they don't sit there and destroy it by chewing on it constantly, so it's lasted a LOT longer than any of the wood or cardboard tubes they've had before. It's easy to spray it clean. I highly recommend this tube and I plan to purchase more in the future.

I got this from my Guinea pigs and they absolutely love it! Ive even catch them sleeping in it at times. Every noght at 3am they have their zoomies going through back and forth. Great quality and they find it comfortable and I like changing the shape for them quite a bit.

These are the best tunnels I've found on Amazon. They're quite large enough for even our BIG male rats. I just wish they came in more colors. I'm pretty sure I've got every color they make, but they're such a cool addition in our critter nation cages. All of our rats love them and they're wide enough to be used on larger rodents like ferrets and chinchillas.

GPs love this.Only thing is it’s takes a few extra minutes to clean some stuff in the crevices because the GPs seemed to think this was the privacy bathroom.

Bought for Guinea pigs and all they do is sit inside there chillin. A little difficult to clean inside tube if you have to do more than rinse it out. Comes with 2-3 balls for animal to play or nibble on. Otherwise a decent buy.

I had bought this thinking it was just like the smaller sized tube I’d purchased twice before.Nope.It is built to fit a guinea pig. Oh well.After a few days of having the tube, I decided to see how burying it in Olive’s (Ollie’s) enclosure went. Happiest hamster EVER. She uses it as her very cozy burrow. I’m glad I bought it even if it is made to fit a much larger animal.

My rabbit was too big and my dog took the chew toys instead of the rabbit.

Our lil Guinea Piggy Baby Boy adores ALL tunnels more than ANY piggy we’ve ever seen. So we were very excited to see what he would think of this one. When we extended it to full length, it was much longer than his previous tunnels so he was apprehensive. So we shortened it a bit at 1st. &, once he got used to the feel of it, the sound his little feetsies make on the plastic, he adores his tunnel now! When I imagine taking it from him just because I have to clean it once & awhile, just the thought stresses & saddens me. I could never do that to him, he loves it SO much. And honestly, we have 2 paper pellets under hay litter pans in the back corners we make more private for his #2’s, so he doesn’t poo very often in other areas. Sometimes they poo involuntarily & can’t help it. But he really, really prefers to hide his potty zones in the darker back corners of the enclosure. He was doing it that qway even before we got the litter pans. But, they really help keeping his environment cleaner, longer. And, he SO adores running at full speed around his enclosure like a little race horse, and will on some laps shoot through his tunnel. He likes redecorating at times too, & enjoys how easy it is to push it around. And there is another bonus. He does NOT like being picked up or held frequently. So, when we need to clean the enclosure, or give Meds, clip nail tips, we wait to get him in the tunnel and then we can pick him up w/hands over both ends, w/o worrying about him jumping out of our arms etc. But, seriously, as long as you extend it, shake it over the trash can and wipe it clean a little, I can’t get why some people get so worked up about cleaning it. Maybe if you give your piggy a couple other private places to go potty, w/some hay in it, they won’t go when they use the tunnel. I just can’t express how MUCH fun our little guy has w/his tunnel. They can get so bored so easily. Especially if they don’t have a cage mate, which isn’t generally preferable. They do better when they aren’t alone, as long as they can bond w/another pig. It’s usually easier from the time they are small. But, some pigs can bond as adults and are so much happier when they have a buddy. In the wild they live in herds. But, you have to be sure they don’t actually hurt each other. But any time you can give them something safe, inexpensive to help keep them active, healthy, happy, like this tunnel, why not? We have to clean behind them if they are to stay healthy anyway. I just don’t understand why, IF you clean it even weekly, it would be considered too messy to allow them something fun to do? If our enclosure could be larger, we would get another. And we have an extra large enclosure because that’s better for them also. If you haven’t, please see YouTube Videos for why, & how to buy inexpensive storage items from Amazon to easily build healthier enclosures than the pet store bought cages.

Pros: 1) It is very versatile. It squished down or expands out and bend to a variety of positions. 2) The guinea pigs seem to really love it. We have 3 different tunnel/tubes in their habitate, and this is by far their favorite.Cons: Cleaning. Because of the accordion like structure poop gets stuck in it and it is hard to clean.We live with a little residue for day to day cleanings and do a weekly deep clean with water and rag, so the con is not so bad that I don’t recommend it.