Glitter part
- I recently bought one of these at a pet store, so I no longer know the manufacturer or anything.
- about 7 cm
- He seems to like the sound of rustling, and even if you leave him lying around, he taps and rolls himself to chase after you.
- This is similar in appearance to the one you can buy online, but this one is only 4 cm long.
- Amazon
- I’ve done a lot of research and can’t seem to find anything big enough.
- I think I can make it myself since it’s only held together with ties.
- If I can’t repurchase, I’ll think about it.
- Turns out it’s a “chianyan.”
- https://www.california-bamboo.jp/sp/shopping/?pid=1383870776-073958&p=1&ca=9
- The smaller one is 7 cm for the purpose and the larger one is 13 cm
- Note that when you purchase, the password is sent to you in plain text in an email.
The rod section is this.
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I originally liked this toy too, but the more I played with it, the more the wings would break off and fall apart.
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The tip is a replaceable hook, so if a feather is ruined, another can be attached to the rod.
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Unlike integrated rods:.
- Not bulky when stored
- bend like a fishing rod
- The lighter the tip, the smaller the burden on the person wielding it.
coupling
- I would connect these two,
- The tying band part is too tight to pass the hook through.
- If you stick it in the seat area, it will tear off while you play with it.
- So use a ring of word cards.
- If you attach this to the nub of the crumb ball, it won’t come off and it’s reasonably heavy.
way of playing (a game)
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If you swing higher than eye level, they try to knock you off.
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When they can’t reach you, they jump to try to catch you.
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Hide it where you can’t see it and you’ll get excited.
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For some reason, when I put him on the couch, he hustles and jumps on me.
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