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CassU.S.
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I can answer questions regarding health, taming, joey problems, nail trimming, cage decorations, size and type of cage, diet, grooming, socialization, agressive behavior and more. Just ask! | |
BettyU.S.
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I can answer general questions about Sugar Gliders and their care. I am NOT a vet, so can give limited information about health issues. Since gliders are so new to the domesticated scene, no one can really be considered an "expert," but I can give advice as an experienced, knowledgeable "amateur." |
Recent Answers
2009-11-04 a sexual gliders??:
Daphne, Well, that's quite a curious situation! Joeys take about two months to develop in the pouch, so the timing could be right. It would be extremely rare for one female to have three joeys, so
2009-11-04 Introducing two gliders:
Beth, I've never heard of that interesting behavior. If they are not hissing, crabbing, or biting, they are probably fine. However, I wouldn't keep them together without supervision until you are
2009-11-04 2 males 2 females:
Jennifer, The only time two males might get along is if they are brothers and have grown up together. More than likely the two males will fight, particularly with females around. I strongly suggest
2009-10-27 single glider?:
Jennifer, The sooner you get her a companion, the better. If she is alone, you will need to give her special attention. Carry her with you sometimes and hold her in the pouch to make her feel warm
2009-10-27 Mating after Birth of Babies:
Min, It is not at all unusual for the male to mate soon after joeys are OOP. In fact, Sugar Gliders are capable of having three sets of babies going at once. They can have a set nursing, a set in
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