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Free to a good home! Probably around ?60.00+ of hammy heaven


Complete large hamster cage with silent exercise wheel, sand pit, water bottles, exercise area fencing, additional log cabin activity set and more...


Two exercise balls for freestyle in home running!


Cage missing some of the locking clamps (we used bull dog clips!)


Please note that most hamsters can only live by themselves - there are exceptions, but do check with say Pets at Home or an expert if you are considering this.


Collection only from local East Dulwich home.


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