In Reply to: HELP GLIDER EXPERTS!!! posted by Kora on February 09, 19100 at 15:25:30:

: My friend went out and bought a sugar glider. I found out that they're not happy when they're alone so she went and bought his buddy. The problem is that the new one keeps biting (his name is now bitey). Is there a problem? Is there anything she can do to prevent him from biting? Is it something that she's doing? I'm hoping someone has had a similar experience with their glider. Also, what's the most effective way to tame them?
: THANKS

Good move getting the buddy for him. He's new, give him some time. Learn as much as you can about bonding.(great info on the web!) The other guy probably doesn't bite as much because of a different personality. I've had sugar gliders that bite at first, but I've never seen one that didn't straighten up after a few months of bonding. Gliders naturally bond. Even in the wild they develop a bond with those that are always around. It's their nature. Don't punish whatever you do. Be patient and BOND!

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