Posted By: foxmuldrake
Nylon Climbing Rope - 05/06/19 10:45 PM
I made a Nylon climbing rope for my sugar gliders. The ends of the rope are seared and have twine wrapped around the ends to keep it from unraveling. Is a Nylon rope for climbing with seared ends safe?
Posted By: Feather
Re: Nylon Climbing Rope - 05/07/19 12:05 AM
Ropes are not safe, gliders can catch their nail in it easier than a rope made out of braided fleece. Braided fleece is what most people use for rope.
If you know that 4 strand lanyard braid, you can do that and then put straws threw the braid making a reset toy.
Posted By: foxmuldrake
Re: Nylon Climbing Rope - 05/07/19 12:09 AM
Its braided but braided nylon about 1/2 thick I think..wish I could show you a picture..I don't think they could get their tail hung but thought Nylon might be toxic to them or something.
Posted By: Feather
Re: Nylon Climbing Rope - 05/07/19 12:11 AM
They can get their toenails caught in nylon rope. Fleece is much safer.