TheNzJessie wrote:Michael wrote:That looks like a fantastic idea!
How did you hang it?
i used one of those stainless steel spears/kebabs that you can buy in ethier the bird or rabbit section of most chain pet storees
Those look pretty handy
capsicum's make a good foraging object :)
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Re: capsicum's make a good foraging object :)
by zazanomore » Mon Jan 10, 2011 5:58 pm
Those look pretty handy
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Re: capsicum's make a good foraging object :)
by TheNzJessie » Mon Jan 10, 2011 11:57 pm
zazanomore wrote:TheNzJessie wrote:Michael wrote:That looks like a fantastic idea!
How did you hang it?
i used one of those stainless steel spears/kebabs that you can buy in ethier the bird or rabbit section of most chain pet storees
Those look pretty handy
VERy handy, couldn't live without one =p i buy the willow balls (munch balls) put some raisins in it and some other dried fruits and put the willow ball on the kebab and that keeps him busy for ages (hes actually getting raisins and silverbeat out of one at the moment)
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