On Squidoo is a page with a variety of projects you can make yourself with no sewing or special skills required: http://www.squidoo.com/simple-and-easy-ways-to-accessorize-a-rat-cage.This site shares some no-sew hammock ideas, along with projects like a paper mache dome hideout, rope ladders, beds made from hats, and hideouts made from baskets, flower pots, and ice-cream tubs.
And if you are looking to deck out your cage with new hammocks, but you don't have a sewing machine - don't sweat it. Suz' Sugar Gliders (http://www.suzsugargliders.com/nosewaccessories.htm) has instructions for a variety of no-sew hammock projects that will work just as well for rats.
And for those who do sew, don't forget our rat hammock tutorials at Ratropolis.com (http://www.ratropolis.com/Rat%20Tutorials/RatTutorials.htm).
Thanks for information of Hammock Accessories.
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