🌈 Colorful Rainbow C-Clips Hooks Chain Links – Perfect Children's Learning Toys & Small Pet Cage Toy Review

We use them for pre-kindergarten sorted by color and pattern sequence. My 4.5 year old also enjoys assembling them into shapes and has also used role play scenarios.

I have a Conure and bought it to keep her busy. They are too thin for rodents and will chew them up right away and I'm worried she might get plastic in her crop. Made bigger for smaller birds. Not a bad product or value, just not right for my bird.

Bought to hang hammocks and beds for ferrets in their new cage. Ideal for this purpose and also offers many opportunities for math activities with younger children. My girls love playing with them. Very good price for 100 of them and they are versatile. Can't win!

I bought these to add to my parrot cage. My birds loved them straight away and have been playing amazing since I put them in the cages. They are strong and easily bonded together. Birds have gnawed them a little, but there are no marks or damage. My birds and I both recommend for chicks everywhere.

Absolutely fantastic for birds! It has a million apps. Extend toys, build bridges and stairs, and even give them a cup full of independent clips to choose from. My bird chews them every day. I organized them all so that I had a long chain of rainbows to draw from, and in the process I found that there were more of some colors than others.

Great for smaller animals that are less mouth bound, but chinchilla have made chewing these rings their life's work! So, two days later and mission accomplished, he chewed some of those hard plastic connectors in half and then used his hammock to push himself off the cage floor when the connectors failed! Once he achieved his goal, his interest in the hammock vanished. For other rodents, the connectors work great and are solid, making it good value for money.

We bought these to make toys for our sugar gliders and couldn't be happier. We had a broken link, like the other reviewer's photo, but we just assumed something broke along the way and didn't worry too much about it. If you choose to use this for your gliders, be aware that tearing is not safe (applies to almost all C references). You need to take some aquarium hoses or cut some straws to fill the gap, otherwise your glider might get hurt because of the gap. It's not a flaw of this product…

Hey guys, I haven't posted anything in a while. This strange pandemic has kept us all busy. I bought this for one of my students to help her fidget. As previous reviewers have pointed out, the numbers are unevenly distributed. There are 6 colors. Ideally there should be 16 of each of the 6 colors (red, blue, orange, yellow, green, purple) with some leftovers. One of my parapros counted 25,15,12, 21,11,18 respectively. Only 102, so that's a plus. A clear minus was the chain link shown in my…