Could somebody please point me into the right direction on where to buy those rotating feed stations that you can mount on the front of the aviary. I was after something small as I only want it for mealworms and sprouted seed so I do not have to go into the aviary several times a day.
Cheers
Ron
Rotating feed station
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Masterfincher
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Hi mate,
if you mean the automatic/battery operated ones, look on Ebay for Auto fish feeders.
if you mean the automatic/battery operated ones, look on Ebay for Auto fish feeders.
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Davo 2,
There are many rotating feeders, they range from cheap to really outrageous prices. Some are so heavy they need a bracket to mount them on the wire. Basically what I am saying I am not going to pay over $70 at least for the you beaut shiny things. I have wire spinners/rotators on my avairies. Hard to find at times but for 15 bucks apiece who is complaining? I Have attached a photo to show how they look. I bought mine from Andrews bird Palace at Smithfield. Give him a call, if he doesn't have them he may be able to assist with someone in your area.
Ken
There are many rotating feeders, they range from cheap to really outrageous prices. Some are so heavy they need a bracket to mount them on the wire. Basically what I am saying I am not going to pay over $70 at least for the you beaut shiny things. I have wire spinners/rotators on my avairies. Hard to find at times but for 15 bucks apiece who is complaining? I Have attached a photo to show how they look. I bought mine from Andrews bird Palace at Smithfield. Give him a call, if he doesn't have them he may be able to assist with someone in your area.
Ken
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Trying for the photo.
Trying for the photo.
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matcho
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and another Use them top for the water and sprouted seed, down below for bathing water and greens/seeeding grass. No need to enter the avairy unless really necessary.
and another Use them top for the water and sprouted seed, down below for bathing water and greens/seeeding grass. No need to enter the avairy unless really necessary.
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Not the rotating ones you were thinking of, but these guys are local.
http://thomsonsaviary.com.au/thomson-aluminium-feeders/
Cheers Ian
http://thomsonsaviary.com.au/thomson-aluminium-feeders/
Cheers Ian