Primate
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 Mirrors have been shown to be an enrichment device that can improve social environment, particularly when research protocols prohibit or restrict social interaction with other primates. Primates are curious about seeing their own reflection and enjoy manipulating the mirror to see their neighboring animals. Bio-Serv's heavy stainless steel mirror will withstand the rigorous treatment of most primates, including baboons and young chimps. Features and Advantages: Mirrored on both sides 6" diameter round shape Smooth round edges for utmost safety No frames for primates to break Hangs on the cage by an adjustable welded link stainless steel chain with quick links. (Overall chain length - 5 1/2") Autoclavable and cage-washer safe Can remain attached to cage during cage washing saving time and labor Pricing:
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 Features and Advantages: Provides a lifetime of entertainment Made of 1/4" welded stainless steel round rod 3 sizes available Four - 1 1/2" stainless steel washers slide freely to make the "rattle" Safe sizes: 3" round, 5" triangle equal sided and a 3" triangle equal sided Includes a permanently attached adjustable stainless welded link chain with a stainless quick link for cage attachment . (Overall chain length - 5") Autoclavable and cage-washer safe. Pricing:
Triangle, 3", with chain attached
Round, 3", with chain attached
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