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> In his cage I placed a pine cone but he has ignored it. Thought he
> might enjoy pulling the seeds out and maybe eating them.
> I'll try hanging it from a thick string.
Don't forget: Nandays can be incredibly conservative. I've known some that take months before they start to play with a new toy -- then it becomes their favorite.
> I'll try some clean clothes pins clamped into something he can pull
> apart.
Don't forget -- remove any movable parts! The best clothes pegs are the ones you get at craft stores that are all wood and no movable parts.
> Does he want sand for grit?
Grit isn't necessary for nandays, but it can be very useful for filling up the bottoms of seed dishes so the food is more easily available.
But talking of grit does remind me: most nandays like foraging, so just scattering seed for them can keep them amused.
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