Review on QBLEEV Embedded Anti Biting Container Stainless by Caryn Adams

I don't like the large stainless steel small bird feeders that you usually see. That's fine if you're just piling a bunch of food in bowls and want to neglect them for a few days, but feeding fresh apples, fruits, and veggies is conducive to overeating and spoilage, as you'll have to rotate them daily. The cups are just the right size for my Indian ring. One gets all kinds of apples and fruits, another all kinds of vegetables, a third soaked fruit pellets, and a fourth all kinds of seeds. And there's a typical large "small stainless steel feeder" larger than the one I use for water with the addition of 2 drops of bird vitamin. she is at the top of the cage.