Jack 120cm x 5m x 12mm x 12mm Aviary Mesh
Jack 120cm x 5m x 12mm x 12mm Aviary Mesh
Jack 120cm x 5m x 12mm x 12mm Aviary Mesh

Jack 120cm x 5m x 12mm x 12mm Aviary Mesh

(4 reviews)

Jack Aviary mesh is an economical, small aperture lightweight mesh, ideal for most small home variety birds. It allows good visibility into the aviary whilst keeping the vermin out. Note: It is recommended that new galvanised wire mesh used in aviaries and pet cages be treated to remove excess zinc that could possibly harm pets. Shave off any zinc spikes with a utility knife. The mesh should then be scrubbed with a mild solution of vinegar (2 cups in a bucket of water) and rinsed with clean water.

Jack Aviary mesh is an economical, small aperture lightweight mesh, ideal for most small home variety birds. It allows good visibility into the aviary whilst keeping the vermin out. Note: It is recommended that new galvanised wire mesh used in aviaries and pet cages be treated to remove excess zinc that could possibly harm pets. Shave off any zinc spikes with a utility knife. The mesh should then be scrubbed with a mild solution of vinegar (2 cups in a bucket of water) and rinsed with clean water.

$38.90 - $41.99

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Jack 120cm x 5m x 12mm x 12mm Aviary Mesh

$38.90

(4 reviews)

Jack Aviary mesh is an economical, small aperture lightweight mesh, ideal for most small home variety birds. It allows good visibility into the aviary whilst keeping the vermin out. Note: It is recommended that new galvanised wire mesh used in aviaries and pet cages be treated to remove excess zinc that could possibly harm pets. Shave off any zinc spikes with a utility knife. The mesh should then be scrubbed with a mild solution of vinegar (2 cups in a bucket of water) and rinsed with clean water.

Jack Aviary mesh is an economical, small aperture lightweight mesh, ideal for most small home variety birds. It allows good visibility into the aviary whilst keeping the vermin out. Note: It is recommended that new galvanised wire mesh used in aviaries and pet cages be treated to remove excess zinc that could possibly harm pets. Shave off any zinc spikes with a utility knife. The mesh should then be scrubbed with a mild solution of vinegar (2 cups in a bucket of water) and rinsed with clean water.