Does this feeder hook onto "Super Pet" cages? I wanted to connect the feeder to openings where the tubes connect.
2036264
Yes, it will connect to the Super Pet cages as long as there is a hole for the tube to connect it will connect to that spot.
2036265
I have a super pet critter trail cage the 2 level one and it fits perfectly fine on mine I have no problems with it and there is no gaps when it is hooked on the cage. It fits on tubes to just be careful were you place the dispenser to much food will make your tubes slant down a little. But other than that im glad I got this product:)
512516
I bet you can use the Command heavy duty velcro strips. One side of the strip would stick on the back of the feeder and the other side on the aquarium. Just tear the feeder from the aquarium to remove for cleaning and attach it back when you're done. You can attach several strips to make it super secure. I use these all over the house.
36827
Yes, There is a large 'pin' that is what holds it together. If you combine them you can just conntect them with the long rod type pin that goes all the way down the height of the cage. HTH
2455
the interconnecting locks will fit both tubes (for non-dwarf tubes and dwarf tubes), however your animal won't fit into both
125578
That's what I used and it worked well. As the sleeve where one inserts the conduit is relatively short, it's important the conduit is the right size so there is only a small gap between the conduit and feeder sleeve. Unfortunately I don't know the size of the conduit I used as it was a piece I happened to have.
2030724
Woodlink sells a tray accessory that is attached with small nuts, and bolts. There are two holes in the bottom bracket of the feeder that will allow for this to be done- if you look closely under the bottom feed port on the feeder you can just make out where the small bolt would attach the tray accessory item# WLTUBETRAY
2045838
I mounted mine on a regular pole for bird feeders no problem -- hole on bottom of feeder slid right over the pole .
512517
No. It has loops that lock around the cage bars. If you're really determined, you could probably rig something up to make it work, but it's meant for cages.
1269005
My feeder is hanging from a shepherds hook that I put into a small PVC pipe that is just a bit smaller than the ring that came with the unit. I put the ring just about even with the bottom of where the feeder will hang, and screwed it tight. Then I slid the Torpedo down to rest on top of the attachment ring, and then put the shepherds hook into the PVC pipe. No squirrels or racoons have been able to get past this baffle. If you don't have the mounting ring that's suppose to be used, you can just get any metal screw clamp, and that will work just fine. The unit is suppose to swing free while resting on top of the clamp. My feeder is hanging from a shepherds hook that I put into a small PVC pipe that is just a bit smaller than the ring that came with the unit. I put the ring just about even with the bottom of where the feeder will hang, and screwed it tight. Then I slid the Torpedo down to rest on top of the attachment ring, and then put the shepherds hook into the PVC pipe. No squirrels or racoons have been able to get past this baffle. If you don't have the mounting ring that's suppose to be used, you can just get any metal screw clamp, and that will work just fine. The unit is suppose to swing free while... » Read More My feeder is hanging from a shepherds hook that I put into a small PVC pipe that is just a bit smaller than the ring that came with the unit. I put the ring just about even with the bottom of where the feeder will hang, and screwed it tight. Then I slid the Torpedo down to rest on top of the attachment ring, and then put the shepherds hook into the PVC pipe. No squirrels or racoons have been able to get past this baffle. If you don't have the mounting ring that's suppose to be used, you can just get any metal screw clamp, and that will work just fine. The unit is suppose to swing free while resting on top of the clamp. « Show Less
2058354
I'm not sure about that. It turned out to be too large and heavy (when filled) to go on the hook on my fence. I wanted to put a net underneath it to catch the debris, but couldn't find a hook long enough to allow the feeder and net to hang out from the fence, so I ended up giving it away. I would only recommend it for haning from a tree branch or something. It's very heavy.
2030723
Not that I am aware of. I bought it as a gift so I cannot check for you. We have similar feeders but they are not designed for a tray attachment.
580747
There aren't specific food slots, nor does it come with a food or water bowl, but you can probably use the ventilation holes in the acrylic to screw in a food bowl, or clamp it onto the wire sides of the cage.
845637
If you mean you want to attach it to a post on the botton of the feeder then I would say no. You fill it from the top but the bottom is completely removable for cleaning the feeder out. You could clean it from the top but the food gets moldy and stuck around that bottom piece.
851692
Had mine hanging from a shepherds hook and it did leak, even when it wasn't windy. I have another Perky Pet Feeder that I've never had a problem with. This one had such great reviews that I thought maybe I just received a defective one.
1229242
Not that I can determine. Seems as if you would have to mount the entire feeder onto a platform that would be at the top of a pole which would require drilling screw holes in the bottom tray. Since the whole feeder is plastic, you will make the entire feeder more vulnerable. We strung fishing line around a tree branch (threw a tennis ball with the fishing line over the branch) and use the hook at the top of the feeder, plus an additional eye hook to hang the feeder two stories off the ground. Works splendidly. Good luck!
712433
I'm also using a hook to hang my feeder. You'll need the 'hanger' plus 2 large hair pins (cotter pins) that are supplied with the feeder. To attach the hanger to the assembly, look at the sides of the feeder. Away from the perch, of each side of the feeder, there should be a slot and a hole punched through the side. Insert the loop portion of the hanger through the slot and the stub end of the hanger through the hole. Do this on both sides. Once you have the hanger inserted completely, insert the hair pins through the loop on the hanger, inside the feeder. That's all, folks!
695339
It functions perfectly on double hanging shepherd hooks. I have had neither a squirrel nor chipmunk get to my feeders since installation.M. Wood