Wontee Acrylic Bird Creative Foraging System Wheel Seed Food Ball Rotate Training Toy For Small And Medium Parrots Parakeet Cockatiel Conure (Transparent),?12.7 cm,H_3.51 cm,W_12.7 cm

My rat boys love this product! At first they were hesitant to put their little hands in the holes but now they use it like pros! The only problem I have is that it’s not super easy to put together the screw that holds the clear front panel on is not very long and barely reaches out the other side, let alone when the bead is in place. It makes it very difficult to securely tighten it and it also has started to break the small plastic lip on the back a little. Honestly if that little plastic lip wasn’t there this whole problem would likely go away I’m not sure what it’s purpose is. Other than that miner flaw it is still perfectly useable and I love having the extra enrichment for my boys! It fits really nicely in the bars of my critter nation cage as well!

I bought this for my lovebird. It took him a few days to figure out what it did, but now he seems to have the hang of how it works. It's a little big/heavy for him, so sometimes he struggles to get into a position where he can find a foothold and get a grip on the front plate to turn it, but that's part of the challenge. Unfortunately because he is just a little bird, most of his preferred foods and treats are small enough that they fall right out. I'll try putting come crinkled paper in with the food to up the challenge a little and keep his snacks from all just spilling out at once. Dismantling it to clean is a pain, so I've only been using it for dry non-perishables to keep it from getting soiled too quickly.

Took a week for my Green Cheek conure to get into it but she loves this thing now! It has really upped her foraging time and she spins the disc even when its empty, seemingly for the fun of it (or maybe expecting something yummy to fall out). I added some wood beads to the face so she could turn it easier but she doesn't have a problem moving it without them now that she's confident with it. She can give up on toys if they aren't easy enough at first. My only gripes are that the plastic seems fragile, and it's a bit inconvenient to hang, say, if you want to keep moving it to new places in the bird's environment or take it out to wash. The nut that screws in the center in the back can get in the way trying to hang it and it barely has any screw to hold to, but it holds.

For those having a hard time peeling the plastic protector off, just use the tip of a precision knife. Easy peasy.

My pet rats love this! I put treats in it and it keeps them busy. Make sure you remove the clear plastic film that covers the front of it. I didn’t even know it was there until I found my rats playing with it.