newclassic
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- Feb 17, 2013
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- Parrots
- 1 lovebird (April 1997), 1 cockatiel (adopted in '97 at ~2 yrs)
My cockatiel loves paper, so I decided to buy some receipt/calculator rolls. You can hang them on the cage like this:
(I personally used wire and a couple picture-hanger hooks to securely attach it to the side of his cage, you could get creative and put beads on a dowel or something).
Just a tip--make sure you DON'T get 'thermal paper'--that stuff is coated in chemicals!! E.g., octadecylphosphonic acid, BPA, various dyes, etc. I got some 1 3/4" rolls that are 'elemental chlorine-free' on Amazon; couldn't find any totally chlorine-free rolls, so I figure that was the safest option available. I got [ame=http://www.amazon.com/PM-Company-Register-Length-18990/dp/B0006HULS8/ref=cm_cmu_pg_t#productDetails]this 10-pack of 1.75" wide rolls on Amazon[/ame], pictured below:
Considering how small he is and how much paper there is on each roll, it's going to take quite some time to go through all 10 rolls .
(I personally used wire and a couple picture-hanger hooks to securely attach it to the side of his cage, you could get creative and put beads on a dowel or something).
Just a tip--make sure you DON'T get 'thermal paper'--that stuff is coated in chemicals!! E.g., octadecylphosphonic acid, BPA, various dyes, etc. I got some 1 3/4" rolls that are 'elemental chlorine-free' on Amazon; couldn't find any totally chlorine-free rolls, so I figure that was the safest option available. I got [ame=http://www.amazon.com/PM-Company-Register-Length-18990/dp/B0006HULS8/ref=cm_cmu_pg_t#productDetails]this 10-pack of 1.75" wide rolls on Amazon[/ame], pictured below:
Considering how small he is and how much paper there is on each roll, it's going to take quite some time to go through all 10 rolls .
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