MASSIVE Niteangel Hamster Cage Setup! | ASMR | Munchie's Place 

carlos is soooooooo cute

I loved this video I lowv ur channel and Carlos is adorable 🥰❤🥺😉

I like CERTAIN ASMR noises but I can't stand the sounds that people's mouths make- like the moist mouth noises. These are more evident in recordings- like one of my professors has lecture videos I have to mute and just read the transcript because he makes these weird squelchy noises when he talks and it's like nails on a chalkboard to me.

What's the name of the rescue

Oml if I could have a third hamster I would snap Carlos right up 🥰 he’s a perfect boi despite me not being so used to a hamster dragging behind such big chungalungas O-O

if you dont mind me asking, what are the measurements?! im considering upgrading to a diy enclosure, and i have no idea where to start!

@@rowena835 Inside dimensions: 47.2-inch L x 19.7-inch W x 23.6-inch H - - - Outside dimensions: 48.8-inch L x 21.2-inch W x 25.2-inch H.

R u moo from hh

@@thebee321 it its because of the thickness of the wood/crystal right?

What did you make the enclosure from? I’d love to replicate if for the size!!

I've always called them built in chairs 🍒

@@Sophie-ps1uv 🤦‍♀️🤣 Hahaha

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Yes please :) if you want

I would like you to do it to❤

I would also like that!

Sand for syrians is an added enrichment and is not necessarily needed. It is seen as a litter dish to them and unfortunately I have been having a lot of problems with controlling ammonia when using sand for syrians. So that is why he is not getting one but at the rescue we use sand for dwarves and gerbils when gerbils don't make it messy.

@@MunchiesPlace How is a Syrians fur any different from a dwarfs fur though? Doesn't a sand bath help remove excess oils from _any_ hamsters fur? Where did you get this information from?

@@jjrhwy3376 Syrians will go to the bathroom inside their sand. When the sand is first placed inside the enclosure, they may use it to dig but will turn it into a litter box very quickly. Because of this, we do not use sand for Syrians often at the rescue due to the high amounts of ammonia coming from the sand. It does not control odor at all. Dwarf hamsters do have different coats. The Roborovski for example becomes oily when no sand is inside of their enclosure since roborovki's come from deserts of Central Asia and will of rolling around in it with their feet in their air. Same with some Russian dwarf hybrids that originate from Russia. Syrians without sand still maintain their coats and wash them regularly, so this is why we do not personally use sand. We would suggest adding sand to those who cannot clean themselves anymore, to see if they would use it like seniors of medical need hamsters. But to Syrians we see this as an added benefit rather than a need, if other enrichment items are present. Syrians are from dry climates, so sometimes we can use dirt for a dig box without them peeing in it. But for sand, we use it less and don't require it for adoptions. Niteangel has come out with litter recently that claims to absorb the ammonia smell, so we are testing this litter out to see if we could use it for our Syrians.

ALL hamsters need sand baths. Not dust baths, sand baths. It keeps them clean, because they can’t be bathed in water. They lick/ groom themselves like cats, but have excess oils, and by rolling around in sand, it gets rid of those oils, and makes your hamsters coat clean, and fresh. Please add a sand bath into your hamster’s enclosure, wether you like it or not. This is a necessity, and is very cheap, too. You can pick up the sand at Home Depot, Lowe’s, or any pet store that sells reptile sand. I recommend the children’s play sand from the two household stores, and fine grain natural reptile sand from the pet stores. I hope this helps you if you are confused as to the idea of hamsters sand baths. Ps, the sand bath should be large enough to place multiple hides, chews, toys, etc. Also want to add, thank you for this video! It was awesome. I love how u pointed out that you added some of his bedding that still smelled of him! XOXO

@@theladiator9216 I would think munchies knows what she is talking about. And for a fact Syrian hamsters don't need sand baths.. Like munchies said they use it right away as a litter box. So are you suggesting her hamster bathe and roll around in their own piss and shit? And you are talking to her like she is new to hamster care.. Where to get sand and all that... Pretty sure she knows all of that already.. Your comment is laughable.. You shouldn't talk down to people cause that's definitely how you are coming off.. Like a jackass

same not an asmr person

Me either 👎🏻 But I love the hammy setup!

I was wearing headphones and I heard every damn sound her mouth was making 😬😬

Same

i don’t like voice asmr but her voice is ahcally good

Hiya! Your hammy may be a ghost hamster. These hamsters come out very late at night and do not like physical contact with humans and other animals. This is not 100 percent and is nothing to worry about just thought i'd let you know. Have a nice day / night!! 😁

@@nfp. yes, just watched Victoria's video a few days ago. Fully agree with you!

I agree

Spot cleaned weekly, deep cleaned monthly but since this is a lot bigger than 600 sq inches, we can get away with going a month and a week or more, depending on how much bedding you put inside. If it's only 5-6 inches, monthly. 10+ inches i'd say it could almost last 2 months. This is also the largest size, the smaller cages would need to be cleaned monthly or so.