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Reddit mentions of Silver Metal Shower Curtain Style Hanging Clip Chain Hooks Sorting & Organizing (50 Pieces)
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of Silver Metal Shower Curtain Style Hanging Clip Chain Hooks Sorting & Organizing (50 Pieces). Here are the top ones.
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- Silver hook rings designed with a snap-ring closure for easy hanging accessory, securely snaps to close which ensure your items won't fall off. Add one to a pocket knife, ID badge holder, plastic card holders, usb drive and bottle opener.
- Excellent size for hanging small items from photographs in a dark room, documents, art projects for drying wet paint or air drying other objects. Can even be used for suspending foam balls for science projects and dioramas school projects easily and securely.
- Durable metal silver wire hooks, molded into contoured shape for easy the suspending of objects. Suitable for kitchenware, spoons, pans, pots, coffee mugs, bags, towels, small plants, gardening tools, clothes and art projects. Use it for backyard BBQs for hanging the utensils like tongs and wire brushes.
- Easily fits a suction cup (not included!) through these rings, or hang on any wall with a thumb tack or nail. Perfect for jewelry, documents, and art & crafts. A necessary combination for DIY clip lanyards and fashionable jewelry making pieces.
- These silver hanging rings measure at 2.75" inches tall x 1.5" inches wide at the widest point. Each package includes a package of 50 silver shower curtain rings.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Silver |
| Height | 1.89 Inches |
| Length | 7.2 Inches |
| Size | 2.75" |
| Width | 5.2 Inches |
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A really helpful resource is a rat cage calculator like this one
Second, if you're really on a budget, I highly recommend looking into cages for other animals like ferrets, chinchillas, sugar gliders, or birds. For some reason, I've found that rat cages seem to charge a premium. Use the rat cage calculator to check for size.
One option is this small animal cage on Amazon for $47.95 that can hold 2 rats (not any more).
Keep an eye on Craigslist and local buy/sell/trade Facebook groups and you can sometimes find a good deal on a secondhanP cage.
A big consideration is bar spacing. If your rats are full grown males they can probably not get through 1" spaces, but any younger or smaller rats need no more than 1/2" spacing. The cage I linked above has 3/8" which is fine. If you do find an inexpensive cage with large wire bar spacing, you can solve that by wrapping the cage in hardware cloth. For example, this hardware cloth from Home Depot it's only like $9 a roll and would work just fine. It's not the prettiest or most elegant solution but certainly gets the job done. If you find a super cheap secondhand cage, that can really save you a lot of money.
Finally, don't forget that rats should not be walking on bare wire shelves or ladders, or they can get sores on their feet called bumblefoot. You will need to cover the wire in some way. Many people use fleece, but it's best to place an absorbent layer underneath the fleece such as a packing blanket. Plan to change the fleece frequently, as it doesn't absorb urine and the ammonia can build up quickly and irritate your rat's respiratory system even if you can't smell it yourself. Fleece should be changed at least every 3 days.
Personally I ditched all the ramps in my rat's cages and bought rope dog chew toys from the dollar store for them to climb on. They like the challenge much better than the ramps anyway. Also at the dollar store you can get little baskets and containers for your rats to hide and sleep in. No need to spend a lot on rat-specific items. Get a dollar store package of zip ties to attach everything. Speaking of hanging things, I use these shower hooks from Amazon to hang everything and at 50 rings for like $6 they're a great deal, plus the points get covered when you close them.
Okay, that was long but good luck! Also I'd avoid Wish, they charge a fortune for shipping. Have fun!!
I just switched from a Critter Nation to a Martin's-style cage so I've changed my hammock hanging hardware as well.
In the CN, I used split-rings and lanyard clips. It was really time consuming, the split rings were hard on my fingers, and the lanyard clips were hard on the powder coating.
All of my hammocks have grommets in the corners so I picked up some 1" s-hooks at the hardware store and they're working out great. They're only about 10 cents a piece, really quick to hook on and tear down, and easy on the powder coat. All of the hammocks I'm using are hung pretty taut so I don't know how well they would work to hang a loose strappy hammock. For my cubes and lower hanging hammocks, I'm still using the pear-shaped metal shower curtain clips.
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