In looking into a glider kitchen (or kitchens), I found this:

http://www.exoticnutrition.com/Products/No-Mess-Feeding-Station__2343.aspx

Has anyone tried it? I know I'd likely have to have more than one, but I like the idea of it not taking up space at the bottom.

Additionally, are most of Exotic Nutrition's toys in the glider section known to be glider safe?

I wish I had a pic of my old feeding station. I took a plastic shoebox and hung it from the ceiling in cage. It cost me .97, a few zip ties, hung on c links. I don't use it any more.

I'm not familiar with their toys. Sorry.

So I went through and really looked at their toys.

I found 1 thing I might buy and that is the fun tunnel. IMHO, anything made of rope will become a hazard with their nails.

I would check out the critter love website for toys.

You can make one cheaper than that.

Get a plastic storage box the size you want your kitchen, take your dishes with you to pick it out so you have the right size.

Use an empty soup can to melt the holes in the sides of the plastic box. (Remove the label and you may want to remove the batteries from your smoke detector until your done melting holes.)

Use a nail file to sand down any rough edges on the holes. Put your lid on and you have a glider kitchen.

Yes, I use it for my pellets. They love them and they are messy and I learned by putting them in that container-no mess! I feed them their glider pudding in a regular attachment and no mess from that because of the consistency.

I am not crafty at all and work to much so I buy most everything.

Thanks for the feedback! I'm getting better about telling what is glider safe and what isn't.

I wound up getting two of the dishes from Exotic Nutrition since they don't seem interested in anything towards the bottom of the cage except the wheel.