help with mounting perches

[rebel_logan_24]

so i found a really good deal on some decorative bamboo that im gonna use in my carpets new enclosure im building. the only problem is that i can figure out how to mount them. they are about 3" shorter than the width of the enclosure and the ends of the bamboo are hollow so it make a hook and eyelet idea kind of hard. basically looking for any ways to mount them but not make it look obvious due to the fact that its a display enclosure. but as long as i can cover it with some fake plants and the perch wont swing or move a lot i am open to ideas thanks Logan

[Will0W783]

I use closet rod hangers to attach perches to my arboreal cages. This way they are removable. However, if your perches are 3" shorter than the cage, it might be hard.

[Terranaut]

So don't go straight across. Go from a side wall to the back wall. This would look more creative as well. Closet hanger things work fine. Funny I just git a deal on a bunch of bamboo too but my pieces are 6' long and about 1.5" thick. Maybe a good bamboo crop this year or something. !

[rebel_logan_24]

i never even thought of going side to back like that. thanks for the input ill have to see how that will work out when i get home. must be bc i got more than enough bamboo for a great price.

[Zoo Nanny]

An easy way of extending bamboo perches is to use a dowel in the end of them. You can get dowels of different widths and lengths at any of the big box stores. I buy them all the time to make perches out of them for the birds, a whole lot cheaper!