how do you get it to sit on the little perch
2079505
It's very difficult. You're supposed to line up the holes in its feet with the little pegs on the stand, but its too small and it never stays.
2079506
There are little pegs on the perch that fit in holes on pollys feet. It doesn't hold Polly steady.
2079507
There should be holes in the post you can attach the bird to. The bird should have a small post on each foot. Ive bought two of these and they were both great gifts.
2079508
Sorry it took me so long to answer, there are little pegs on the bottom of its claws, and holes in the top of the perch, you just line it up, and make it fit.
2079509
There are two pegs on the perch, and two holes under Polly's "feet". Just line them up, press in place, and Polly should stay in place. I haven't had any trouble with her staying on her perch.
2079510
The 2 prongs sitting up on perch, place the 2 holes underneath bird on to perch. And you bird should stay sitting there. And when turned on, any movement will cause bird to chirp. I hope this helps you.
2079511
Line up the holes in the feet with the pegs on the perch, but it is a difficult balancing act for sure and sometimes the holes are don't match up correctly. I thought to try a glue gun if I just couldn't do it but my grand kids have no problem (Steady hands and good eyes).
173960
Sorry, I gave the perch to my son & he still has not mounted it for his 3 Persians, who weigh 8 - 12 lbs each. Try contacting Jackson Galaxy. He had the wave perches on his show.
637931
There is a plug in the trap that you must remove before you set the bait out. Just pull on it,carefull not to damage the bait, once out, set the bait where you want tit. It worked for me
1402028
Pull up the sides til they snap in place. Then push down in the middle. Really sime and quick. We love it
672245
My method us probably more involved than necessary, but I usually put the feeder on the ground, step lightly on the lower edge to hold it down, center the kid, then while oressing down on the lid, pull the center wire straight up. Easier than it sounds. Took me awhile to get the hang of it. Looking forward to other answers,
589684
Try utilizing a large aluminum pie tin fastened to the lower perch. To be frank, nothing works 100% because the seed hulls will be blown out of the pie tin even under the slightest of wind. You can also try an artificial grass mat directly under the feeder to trap the hulls, shaking it out every few days. Good luck!
1395008
You attach it to one of the openings on the side of the cage. It snaps in place, like a tube would.
871890
I buy the biggest size petco or petsmart offers and then just cut a slit all the way down the length and put them on the perch, works pretty well.
899716
The feeder is attached to cage with 2 hooks (included) and after that just swings down against the cage. The one pictured is set up like mine with door raised up and resting on top of feeder. Comes off and reattaches real easily. And all it takes to fill is to set it on backside, pour in feed and then sit upright.
2165874
I'm not sure what you are asking. The tank and the perch connect via two "bayonet" style pins in the back, slide the base upon the tank til the two pins click. There is a suction cup you place on your window and you put the slot on the feeder over the button of the cup and slide down. Best I can do for you.
1858065
The main perch is Manzanita, a very hard wood, a little slippery, so scuff up the surface with sand paper. The play top is just a pine, wooden dowel. Soft and can be replaced.
1967336
Yes...you just need to attach the strongest Velcro (it's thick and black-they have it at Walmart and Home Depot, etc), to the perch and your ledge'push them together, and wait overnight before they use it. I even put two of these perches right next to eachother, because I have the old, raised FL windows with those ledges, and it looks like a really long table that they can lay on:) yet with the view of outside.
27350
All birds are different so it's hard to say, my sun conure didn't really take to it at first he wanted his old perch back but this one was way better. Birds naturally want to be in a high place, what you could do is cover your bird in a shirt wo where he can not see, place him down upon the perch remove the shirt slowly while talking to him/her. All birds are different , if your bird is use to a cage it may take a while for it to get use to. None the less introducing him to the perch over and over through out the day the bird should get use to it. :)
1950195
Unfortunately starlings were still able to stick their heads in just far enough to reach the suet in mine. It really needs to be an inch or two larger in diameter. However, to fix it I put the suet a little higher in the cage (put a small piece of wood under it to raise it an inch or less) and then put only one suet cake in it. On the side which had the suet cake I put a piece of wire across each cage square. You could also use small zip ties too. Kind of a pain but it worked very well. My Carolina Wrens zip right through the cage openings on the other side of the feeder and hop over to the suet.
1407440
My perch actually fell off b/c the velcro came unstuck from the windowsill ledge. It did not adhere as tightly as I thought it would - and it didn't damage the paint on the windowsill either when it came off. I re-stuck it but then I put 2 screws in the front of the perch and 2 in the windowsill and wound picture wire around to screws to affix it and ensure it couldn't fall again. (I keep the window up and the storm window down.) So, I don't know the answer but I would not count on it re-adhering to the new windowsill very tightly. I'd use another method to ensure it won't fall.
1244905
I had the same problem, but if you look at you picture of the cage it goes together easy. Lay the sides together, then the front and back. Bolt them together and the rest of the parts just seem to fall into place. It is a real nice cage our bird loves it.
1247330
Having no trouble with it sticking to the window. Had it on the window for 5 months and maybe a bird would go in it for a few seconds and then fly away. I was disappointed it is so small. Two birds can not fit in the feeder at once. I think the birds are afraid of the confined feeling, and they are scared to go in and eat the seeds. If I put some seeds on top of the feeder some will come and eat but they won't go in. Hope this helps someone.