Holey Moley Feeder (Clear)

And now for something totally different! Introducing the Holey Moley Feeder in window-clear Polycarbonate! Another name is Lexan. Yes, the same stuff Astronauts Helmet Visors are made of. Our regular colored Polyethylene boxes have been transformed into CLEAR masterpieces of holes, perfect for all kinds of creatures and all kinds of food. Now, you can really watch them eat. Now, you can quickly see if the feeder is empty. The Public will love seeing the Giraffes eat with that long tongue. Don't worry about any rough or sharp edges - everything is rounded for easy handling.

Don’t forget customization is our specialty. Need a specific hole shape or design? We'll cut it just for you. Trust us, your animals will thank you for this holy grail of enrichment.

Dimensions: 20” x 15” x 6”

Lots of 2” holes are standard. All sides have holes. If you want different hole sizes or placements, just say so on your order and we’ll make it. Same price.

Large 5” Ring & Cap to insert food. The cap is a threaded “Flush” style so nothing sticks up to grab. The opening is a full 5”.

Food-grade Polycarbonate, of course. All internal joints are heavily gusseted for added strength.

NO COLOR --- Just CLEAR.

Super easy to clean.

UV protected.

As fabricators, we are capable of building feeders in a lot of sizes. Give us a call.

Price
$534.15
Freight
$20.00
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Did You Know?

The Javan Rhino is the rarest large mammal on the planet, and none are in captivity, according to the World Wildlife Fund. They’re a shy species used to living in dense tropical forests, which are tough to replicate in captivity.

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