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Yes, they are excellent indoor companions, as they are practically odorless. However, the cage should be cleaned every other day. They are easy to house-train – start this using some soiled newspaper from the cage placed in a cat litter-tray. They will be more inclined to use this if its placed in a dark, quiet place.
