ive got smooth rocks with a lil scruff on them and was thinking bout putting it in the gliders cage infront of there water and a red brick under there food dish. any one ver tried this idea to keep there nails down?
sophieownerGlider103 Posts
Apr 13 2012 : 06:28:15 PM
also im bleaching them befor i put them in to kill any parasites and bacteria
suppressedtearzFuzzy WuzzyUSA1066 Posts
Apr 13 2012 : 06:29:29 PM
If you are going to put something like this in the cage I would not put it somewhere and force them to walk on it, like where their food and water dishes are. I have not heard of anyone using this method for nails. Usually we buy a wheel that has trim trax in it for when they run it keeps them short. I understand that they are wild animals and are meant to climb trees and rocks, I would just worry about the pads of their feet getting injured.
fox0rFace HuggerUSA496 Posts
Apr 13 2012 : 06:29:29 PM
I personally wouldn't put rocks in the cage. I'd just use the wheel inserts to trim nails :D
sophieownerGlider103 Posts
Apr 13 2012 : 06:34:19 PM
i meant to add this to... i dont plan on leaving the rocks in there at all times just a few days then see if it works check there feet and then wait a week or 2 then do it again.
TJones09Fuzzy Wuzzy1992 Posts
Apr 13 2012 : 06:45:06 PM
I know that natural rock helps keep lizards nails smoother/trimmed, and walking your dog on concrete such as sidewalk helps file nails some extending time a little between nail trims. I don't know about gliders though.
sophieownerGlider103 Posts
Apr 13 2012 : 08:02:30 PM
anyone else got info
kyro298Glider SprinklesCO, USA15262 Posts
Apr 13 2012 : 10:08:36 PM
Not a good idea. If they are using it enough for it to be effective on their nails, theres no way it isn't rubbing their hands and feet raw.