I would like to make a climbing net for Perry and Duke, loaded with as many toys as possible. Whenever I take them out, they have nothing to do but eat, and they aren't very interested in their current playpen. Then they freak out and crash into mirrors.
So far, every time they've come out of the cage it was an unpleasant experience. I'm trying hard to change that. So I need things for them to do outside of the cage that's fun. I like the idea of a climbing net, since I'm in a small room with no place to hang toys.
But I need help finding rope and good toys for the net. Any ideas?
Climbing net
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Climbing net
by Zooey » Tue Jul 10, 2012 7:19 pm
They're not your whole life, but they make your life whole.
Perapumpernickelle/Perry
Duke
Perapumpernickelle/Perry
Duke
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Re: Climbing net
by terri » Tue Jul 10, 2012 7:55 pm
Hemp rope is safe ,I would think variety is better for toys maybe hidden treats too! 
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Re: Climbing net
by Pritnear » Wed Dec 25, 2013 2:22 am
I just bought the coolest climbing net ever from mysafebirdstore.com. They come in 4 X 4 ft and 4 X 8 ft sizes and the netting width comes in small, medium, large. I wasn't sure what to expect, but this thing is absolutely the best made climbing net ever! I got the large, and it is built for life with strong rings at each corner for hanging. Best of all, the macaws are crazy about it!
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