burrow into whatever hole they can find. I wore a hoodie a lot with them and they always slept in the hood. Some people say they have bathroom issues, but you can "potty train" them fairly easily by wiping their butt every time you get them out. They loved the apples and grapes that I fed them, but they eat everything but the skin. Really the only cons that I can think of is that they can be noisy buggers at night since they are nocturnal and keep their finger nails trimmed. I put their food in drawers that slide in and out and they would open them and get the food. They like untying knots and are very soft. They like jumping around and will jump on heads if they see you as a good spot to jump on (it can freak out the little ones). I had a lot of fun with them. Very social animals so they usually recommend you get at least 2. Very clean animals. I had a tall cage with the bottom able to slide out so I could clean up their poop easily. Have been wanting to get them again, but life is a little busy right now. When I was researching before getting them I would go to asgv.org, I also watched videos from this vet a lot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5xOvvv5AOk