Java Forage Lantern
The Java Forage Lantern is made with a half coconut shell that can be stuffed and filled with your bird's favourite treats to encourage natural foraging behaviours. The sides hang on a chain covered with colourful java wood blocks, corn cobs and coconut shells.
A colourful and inviting foraging toy your bird will love.
Larger sized toy suitable for birds of all sizes. Please make sure you have enough space in the cage to hang it.
Java Forage Lantern is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Java Forage Lantern
Java Forage Lantern is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Specifications
Specifications
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Sizing
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BinF25, W49
Reviews (3)
Reviews (3)
Customer Reviews
Makes for an awesome treat holder and toy in one. My Hahns macaws love it
It’s ok
Mango loves it
Safety
Safety
Toy Safety
- No toy is 100% safe; toys should be inspected daily for damaged or broken parts. Damaged or broken toys should be removed immediately. All products should be offered under strict supervision.
- We strongly recommend reading all of the product descriptions to ensure it is suitable for the size/type of your bird.
- We do not sell - Cotton or fabric rope/huts.
- We do sell - Jute, Seagrass, Sisal, “Tangle Free” Plastic Rope, Stainless Steel Chain and Nickel Plated chain. If you notice your bird excessively chewing or swallowing pieces, it should be removed immediately.
Bird Toys are not intended for children, and children should not have access to them.
Allergens
- If you have allergies, please ensure you read the ingredients list carefully to see if it is safe for you to use/handle. While due care is taken, some foods may contain traces of foods not listed.
Medications
- Should be offered under recommendation from your vet or pet health care provider and used to manufacture recommendations. All medications should be stored out of reach of children and other pets.
Queenslander Aviaries or its suppliers are not liable for any damage, injury or death caused to any animal or person.
