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#1
10-11-04, 01:38 am
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Inside of grid or outside of grids? I'm using a bent grid inside of the mesh cubes c&c cage.       |
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#2
10-11-04, 04:45 am
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i put my water bottle outside of the grids but i think it's ok if u put it inside.. |
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#3
10-11-04, 10:44 am
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I put mine on the outside because my **naughty** little piggies (  ) will knock them down when they are in the inside. the grad the spout type thing and shake them around until they fall off. |
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#4
10-11-04, 11:34 am
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Mine are inside the grids because I have an 18 mos old who will take it off and drink from it. I just attached it inside with pipe cleaners. |
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#5
10-11-04, 01:46 pm
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Pipe cleaners... Good ideas. Mine is inside and its attached to a cable tie |
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#6
10-11-04, 02:27 pm
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My water bottle are doing fine with a bundgie cord holding them in place. |
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#7
10-11-04, 03:12 pm
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10-11-04, 03:45 pm
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 These! |
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#9
10-11-04, 04:32 pm
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They're also called something else, I believe, I can't think of it off the top of my head though. |
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#10
10-11-04, 04:35 pm
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ooohhh hehehe, thanks for the pic Piglet! Now I know what they are! I have a ton of those! |
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#11
10-11-04, 05:05 pm
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Chenille sticks is the other name. =) Hair ties also work well, so do scrunchies. |
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#12
10-11-04, 05:21 pm
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i just use the clasp that the flat backed lixit water bottles come with. are these alone not sturdy enough? why is veryone using extra supports? |
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#13
10-16-04, 06:48 pm
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Is there something wrong with using a water bowl? I have a small weighted [doggie] water bowl. I've seen her drink out of it (and she is peeing too! hehe). And she hasn't knocked it or gotten it dirty. |
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#14
10-17-04, 04:01 am
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Maybe because of instinct when they nurse when they're tiny? |
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#15
10-17-04, 04:28 am
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Thats the problem. They'll pee in it and then they'll drink that dirty water. Also, the bowl may well get tipped over and create a wet piggy and cage! |
