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- 1. ACRYLIC SHEET FEEDER
[Artificial, $11-$20]
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1/2 inch thick acrylic strips cut to 5 by 8 inches. 1/4 inch holes are drilled randomly throughout and filed smooth. Food or mealworms are spread in the holes (jam holds the mealworms in place)...
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- 2. SPINNING TREAT LOG
[Artificial, $1-$10]
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4-6 ' log pieces with holes drilled in the sides for food items are threaded on a cord with alternating PVC pieces.
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- 3. FORAGING PAN
[Artificial, $1-$10]
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A box is made with a hole in the hinged lid. The box is filled with natural litter and food items.
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- 4. WOODEN BOX FEEDER
[Artificial, $11-$20]
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A wooden box is constructed with 2 compartments, a drawer with a knob to pull out and a hinged door which the animals must unlatch to pull down.
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- 5. NEWSPAPER
[Artificial, $0]
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Animals are given newspaper and phone books to manipulate.
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- 6. FORAGING LOG AND BOARD
[Artificial, $1-$10]
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Artificial turf is attached to a log or board and small food items are stuck in the turf. This item can be hung if desired.
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- 7. MEALWORM BAGS
[Artificial, $1-$10]
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Bags that mealworms are delivered in are given to the animals with a few worms inside them.
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- 8. BOOMER BALLS
[Artificial, $21-$50]
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Boomer balls are placed (or hung) in the exhibit.
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- 9. FEEDER BOXES
[Artificial, $1-$10]
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Boxes made of plexiglass, wood or plastic sheets with holes drilled throughout and food placed inside.
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- 10. CARDBOARD ITEMS
[Artificial, $0]
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Cardboard tubes, boxes and inserts are provided to the animals. Food items can be inserted into these objects. Smaller boxes can be placed inside larger boxes, creating puzzle feeders.
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