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Re: First ATB and please tell me if my setup is OK........

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Posted by C. Elmer on March 25, 2003 at 11:59:13:

In Reply to: First ATB and please tell me if my setup is OK........ posted by kissametoukas on March 25, 2003 at 10:22:42:

It's not vitally important, but the only thing I would suggest is rather than having the wooden dowels crossing in the middle like an "X", I would cut another one and put it parallel to the longer dowel with maybe 1/2" to 1" of space between them. Just in my own experience, this type of perch seems much more comfortable then the simple "crossbar" type; they seem to enjoy draping themselves over a larger area or being nested inbetween branches rather than being forced to grip singular small branches. Just a suggestion,

-Christian-

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