ricear
Junior Guinea Pig
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What do you guys use for tunnels? I want to get my boys some, but I don’t want to give them anything that they can eat or destroy, you know?
Tunnels?
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I’m not sure something that can’t be eaten by piggies has been invented yet 
there are nice tough thick cardboard ones which they can nibble but I’d be surprised if they can destroy. Then grass or sea grass ones that they can safely chew. Or of course the good old cheap option of a cardboard box with a hole cut in two sides. They do make long extendable plastic ones, but if your pigs are nibblers then it’s probably better to give them a tunnel made of something that you know they can eat without issue 
there are nice tough thick cardboard ones which they can nibble but I’d be surprised if they can destroy. Then grass or sea grass ones that they can safely chew. Or of course the good old cheap option of a cardboard box with a hole cut in two sides. They do make long extendable plastic ones, but if your pigs are nibblers then it’s probably better to give them a tunnel made of something that you know they can eat without issue 
Betsy
Anniversary Herd
Product Guide on Cavy Couture do some nice fleecy tunnels so does Ziggy's Piggies but ziggy's is closed at the moment due to maternity leave until early 2020 according to the website.
Lady Kelly
Senior Guinea Pig
I've used the logs that you can buy and bend them over to make tunnels/hideys. Think they are sold as log bridges. Also I buy cardboard ones from Wilko's for around £1.50. They do eat them away over time but at a small price I don't mind