The conundrum of the upside down bridge

[Princess Dustmop]

So Latte is our little wild child, and she's always flipped her bendy bridge periodically; it's tunnel, half toy. Recently, though, she's discovered another format for it: boat! 'Wall' (up on end) is not a preferred format, but 'boat' (completely upside down) she'll happily sleep in sometimes. She's not our first piggy to flip hides, but most didn't seem to like the results, and she seems relatively content with it, so I'm trying to decide whether I should be adding something to her cage.
Is it the novelty of the upside down that makes the 'boat' into a lounge? Or should I be getting her a boat bridge to go with her tunnel bridge. Or a wood block that would just be a platform fill the same role just as well? Though it wouldn't have the sides, so that might be less appealing than the 'boat.' I wish I could ask her, but my guinea pig isn't very fluent. I hate to add obstacles to her zoomie zone or impede the fun of flipping the bridge, but if she wants a 'boat' in addition to a tunnel, she should get one ...

 

[Princess Dustmop]

So we've been leaving the bendy bridge upside down, as she seems to enjoy it that way ... she'll run through it, sleep partially on it, position it so she can sleep between it and the cage wall.

 

[weepweeps]

It she likes a boat I’d leave her to it. She sounds like a crazy bundle of fun and fur.

 

[YvonneBlue]

she will only keep putting it back as she wants it. When she gets bored of flipping it over you could give her something new.

 

[Princess Dustmop]

She's tons of fun. A little loppier in the heatwave (even with A/C it's hard to keep the second floor as cool as usual without any rain to cool the roof), but still plenty squeaky and not going to be caught inactive.