Bioactive hamster enclosure

[The Snark]

I'm still stuck on the title of this thread. The bollocks known as the English language. Bioactive Hamster Enclosure. Well, okay. As opposed to a non bioactive hamster, a long deceased post ammonia production corpse, IE compost? The adjective is modifying the wrong noun. Let's correct this, for the sake of English silliness, tossing prepositions into the works.
Bioactive Enclosure for a Hamster.
"We are bound to a language that makes up in obscurity what it lacks in style". -Stoppard

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

I'm still stuck on the title of this thread. The bollocks known as the English language. Bioactive Hamster Enclosure. Well, okay. As opposed to a non bioactive hamster, a long deceased post ammonia production corpse, IE compost? The adjective is modifying the wrong noun. Let's correct this, for the sake of English silliness, tossing prepositions into the works.
Bioactive Enclosure for a Hamster.
"We are bound to a language that makes up in obscurity what it lacks in style". -Stoppard

Exactly what is a Bioactive hamster?

 

[The Snark]

Exactly what is a Bioactive hamster?

Well, a non bioactive hamster is usually called a corpse.
Otherwise it's a misplaced modifier bordering on a dangling participle.

 

[CreamSicle]

There’s a lot of replies already to this post but I think personally a bioactive set up for a hamster would be unsafe, hamsters can get hurt very easily and the thought of putting soil and leaf litter could cause problems to their cheek pouches, it could realistically get impacted or cut them. Wild hamsters are severely endangered and for good reason, they’re small and can again get hurt super easily. Also isopods would be terrible, they would end up dying because hamsters eat insects, they also store food which could cause a gross mess. Hamsters also have delicate noses, they could be allergic to certain things you put in a bioactive enclosure, I would recommend just sticking with paper bedding (the brown kind) and only giving little dishes of substrate for them to dig in.

(If you need more info on hamsters you can message me on my Instagram under my bio, I’ve been collecting information from sites, forums, YouTube channels, people etc etc for a few years now)