In Reply to: SG to a good home or some help posted by Josh on June 02, 1999 at 20:32:55:

Josh,

It would not be fair to get rid of Taz, not to him or to his buddy. Just keep doing everything you have been doing, which it sounds like you spend pleanty of time with him. Get him neutered, he is probably feeling a little ancy. You may actually want to get both of the boys neutered, so there is no territorial fighting. Taz will probably calm down after the shock of losing his manlihood wares off, LOL. Like Kembar said, give him some recovery time. Also, think about how young Taz really is, he will live up to 15 years, so 7 or 8 months is just not very old. Please give him more time.

: I have a 7 to 8-month-old sugar glider named Taz. Ever since 5 or so weeks after I got him he has gotten aggressive and really bites us. After maybe 1 month of being in the cage with the other male glider we put him into a cage all of his own. Then he got a little better, so we put him back in the other glider's cage. He is still biting hard but gets along with the other glider. He does have the bald spot.
: I would like suggestions on how to take care of him to get him friendly again or find him a good home as a breeder. If no one would like to take him, we are going to try to neuter him and see if that helps calm him down.

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