Which of these hamster cages are the best?

I’m going to buy a syrian hamster soon and would like to purchase a cage as soon as possible. I’m new to hamsters so I’m not sure what kind of cage is best.

You want to get one that doesn’t have a place where they can stick their teeth into and chew through the plastic. They will chew a hole through it and then you can’t use it again. That is just a waste of money. Even if you do have something for them to chew on, they will still want to chew on it. You best bet is to use a fish tank. A lot of people will say that they are bad to put in fish tanks but they actually do pretty good. It doesn’t hurt them in anyway. About a 10 gallon would be fine. It is about $15.00. But if you would really like to get one of the 4 cages, get either the first one or the last one, because they have less plastic that can be chewed through. But put a few more things in it then just that stuff that they have in the picture because they would get really bored. I got to say though, the 2nd one looks cool but it probably isn’t the best choice. The tubes that run outside the cage that they crawl through can also sometimes break apart and then they are either gone or tubes may crack and you would not be able to use them again.
Here is the order that I like:
1: Fish Tank (about 10 gallon)
2: the first one because it has plenty of ladders. If the house can come off though, that would be probably good because if the house is plastic, they will chew through it. Get them a wooden hut because those are meant to be chewed on, last longer, and they can live in them. They aren’t expensive to replace with a new one after the one is chewed on too much and you don’t have to replace it that often either.
3: the last one. Look at the description above because they are pretty much the same.
4: The third one because it has plastic but not as much. Pretty much the same description as above. Add plenty more chew toys for it to chew on because they like to shave their teeth down. Make it more fun for them.
5: The second one because it has a lot of plastic on it, it has the tubes that break apart very easily, and the tubes don’t look that easy for a hamster to crawl up anyway. They have to have some kind of ridges or they can’t climb up them. This one is pretty much smooth. It may look cool and fun but if you want to actually keep your hamster in it’s cage and not want it to get lost, I wouldn’t suggest this one.

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