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Pancake with her Christmas reindeer hide!

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a better view of the hide incase anyone wants to see

Hi Katkin,

Welcome back! I would be cautious about using aluminum. My concern is yes, people cook with it, but they don't usually chew on it and the costing only goes so far down. Even the coating itself it not safe for ingesting. People just think well if I get a microscopic amount in my food ...

Spud wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 6:19 am Plueschraupe uses metal wheels with a cork lining- they're from a German company (can't remember the name), and her hammies seem to love them.

I had forgotten about that I’ll have to have a look at some of her old post!

Have you tried searching for chinchilla wheels? They tend to be in the 14-16" range, but they can be expensive.


Yeah there aren’t many chinchilla wheels that don’t mount to bars. I know it’s huge but I really feel like she tilts her chin up to run when she gets too full speed but can’t get ...

Hi it’s a while since I’ve been on here life kind of got in the way.
Anyway I’m looking at diying a wheel I think pancake needs a bigger wheel even though hers is currently 13inches. I also want it to not be wooden because she wheel pees but this is where I hit a block I’ve only seen getzoo 40cm ...

Thanks guys I’ve been completely wrapped up in a few home projects recently and had forgotten about this thanks for boosting it.

Also why I say there is no such thing as too many platforms.

Just going to quote myself for consistency sake.

Ok I built my own platforms first ones super straightforward. Stick wooden dowels so a peice of wood thick balsa/safe plywood/ or any other sheet wood. I use gorilla wood glue not just normal gorilla glue that’s toxic. And then use anything to prop ...

Ok I built my own platforms first ones super straightforward. Stick wooden dowels so a peice of wood thick balsa/safe plywood/ or any other sheet wood. I use gorilla wood glue not just normal gorilla glue that’s toxic. And then use anything to prop the legs up then the dry I’m bad for using books ...

For flax it’s a seed head so the plant will flower and then a seed head develops after it’s been pollinated for hen you have to wait for that to dry out and the seed inside to develop when it rattles it’s good to harvest. I’ve done this it will probably be late summer when they are done.
I think for ...