attachin things to the side of my cage

[alyssapetrocco]

I was wondering how you guys attach vines and such to the sides of your screen enclosures??

 

[warpdrive]

You can use anything from twist ties to paper clips...even thumbtacks to hold branches to the side of the cage.

Harry

 

[ajacobson]

I use twisty ties, and tie them on the outside of the cage.

 

[BillH]

I bought a roll of jewelery wire in the craft section of wallworld. It was actually for my daughter's jewelry making kit but i have found it work wonderfully and is inexpensive.

 

[laurie]

Yes the twisty thing works well. I also use very fine wire just make sure the sharp ends are outside the cage. If I plan to hang a plant I use a dowel rod both wired and thumb tacked into the cage. I wire it around the top frame.

 

[FroggtheCham]

Thumbtacks, and fishing line.

 

[veildowner]

fishing line is good and strong enough to hold the weiight aswell

 

[FroggtheCham]

fishing line is good and strong enough to hold the weiight aswell

You can purchase different test line if you need to hold additional weight.

 

[canzoman]

I bought a roll of jewelery wire in the craft section of wallworld. It was actually for my daughter's jewelry making kit but i have found it work wonderfully and is inexpensive.

I use this also works great.

 

[Manik6]

i ran out of twist ties and just used speaker wire. stripped the ends so it would fit through the screen. i tied the stripped part on the outside ofcourse

 

[Vegas Chad]

Gecko feet...

 

[summoner12]

I use 22awg 'hanging' wire from HD. You can get 4 rolls for like $6. You'll NEVER run out. All of my cages are put together with this.

If you have babies.... a good climbing wire is the rubber coated wire you'll find in the garden section used for holding up veggies. You'll need a couple packs of it to do a cage, it's only 3' long per package....

 

[DGray]

zippy

zip ties (cable ties)

 

[pantherlover]

the green wire for flower arrangements. all very good ideas. all will work just fine.