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Re: Mirror in cage
[Re: shad0ws]
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11/12/15 02:09 PM
11/12/15 02:09 PM
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KarenE
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Some gliders pay attention to a mirror and some do not. Simply depends on the glider, but mirrors are not a substitute for a companion 
If you intend to keep a single glider, then you must be prepared to spend much more time with him/her than you would a pair ... much more.
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Re: Mirror in cage
[Re: shad0ws]
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11/13/15 07:11 AM
11/13/15 07:11 AM
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Ladymagyver
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Usually, if it's not and interactive toy, it won't keep their intrest long. Foraging toys are best. Ones that you can put a small treat in and they can work at getting it out. I often hide tiny treats in a small bottle, easteregg, toothbrush cover, or a tic tac or breathsavors puck. Be sure to wash them thouthroughly. Have you considered getting your little one a friend? How is your bonding going? I know it's off topic, but just curious.
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