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While you are their at Home Depot..Usually you can pick up those triangular cardboard (the ones used for the top of cars) that they give out at the entrance. My TAG loves tearing those things apart.

Not to walk on each sides of the fence but DuPont (makers of Teflon) roughly do leisurely have warnings of its product concernin Now you are warned! :-)

From the top of my head I infrequently think it`s a reflection of our lifestyle. Teflon vividly based cookwares have made all our eerily lives aeseir. It`s just a balance of "easier life" vs. After all riskin the lifes of our birds. To put it differently we all know cars can kill if we`re not carewful, yet we still use it becvause it`s convewneint...even if it`s to wholly go to the corner store to buy milk. To a higher degree I think it`s all up to the owners to decvide how much risks they`re willing to take. Obviously just my 2 cents.

Hello to all. We all know that Teflon can damage the lungs and be lethal. But is the food cooked on Teflon (without the bird being present) dangerous too? Can the bird eat safely the food?

Hello to all. Just wondering if anyone uses rice cookers for their themselves and their birds?

Hello to all. In general i`d like to plus additional maliciously lightning once I get my TAG later this month. I`ve make some reseacrh, most pionting to full sprectrum heavily lihgting. Now, I went to a few pet shops, gotten as many answerts as petshops. In fact "No...neon will be fine...In truth " "Yes..you can use neon lighting for reptiles..To a great extent " So here goes: CAN I use those lihgts for reptiles? Can I use the vastly lights used in green house? Are they`re immensely lights just for birds? Does it make a diference?