I would like to reintroduce the topic of frequent breeding. Again many of us will have to "agree to disagree" I research diligently into most aspects of Sugargliders and from what information I have gathered Gliders in captivity spend most of their adult life either pregnant or lactating, they come into heat only a couple days after birth just as most creatures do. However in the wild they have seasons just as deer do, mate in the fall have babies in the spring type deal. What is it that makes the difference? Is it a plant that is available only during certain times? Is it, as rumored, the drop in temperatures? Ideas? Ashjan.

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• Re: Frequent Breeding Bourbon 14:15:43 02/21/2000 (1)
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• Re: Frequent Breeding Amy 15:48:45 02/20/2000 (2)
  • You're right Amy Kim 17:20:12 02/20/2000 (1)
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      • Correction Kim 23:13:56 02/20/2000 (1)
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