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    I just made a dowel ladder for mine, so it also provides a hide when plants are draped over it.

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    Re: Climbing Branch Ideas?

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    I just made a dowel ladder for mine, so it also provides a hide when plants are draped over it.
    Do you have photos by chance? I'm really interested in seeing what it looks like! Sounds like a really cool idea
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    Re: Climbing Branch Ideas?

    Quote Originally Posted by MissterDog View Post
    Do you have photos by chance? I'm really interested in seeing what it looks like! Sounds like a really cool idea
    Nothing too fancy, just got some 3/8" dowels in a bag, ziptied them together with thin-short zip ties, melted/smoothed the edges from the trimmed zip ties. Sure there'd be an easier way to put them together with certain tools but was trying to keep the thing frugal since I didn't know if he'd like it.

    Thicker/larger than the bird perch ladders like so, so figured this would be better for an adult.




    Also can get a lot of ideas from bird toys like this, imho.

    Planning to have a "net" like this when he upgrades, etc.
    Last edited by hollowlaughter; 10-07-2017 at 09:34 PM.

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