In Reply to: ALL GLIDER OWNERS posted by ANGEL on April 02, 2000 at 20:06:44:

We have two opposite sex gliders. When they are together,
they smell. When we seperate them, they don't seem to smell nearly as bad. It appears that the male is the rather ripe smelling one.

Dear Owners,
: Hello. My name is Angel and I live in Oklahoma City and for many years I have wanted a sugar glider but could never really decide if I should get one or not. So I have been doing the reseach on these cute little guys. I have bought a book and been doing a lot of searching on the web. I just couldn't belive how many web sites are shrined to these guys. Then I came across this board and read a lot of the postings and have been just amazed how much these little guys affect the lives of people. You have to be the most caring bunch of people I have ever read about. You are so committed to them. Now I just have to ask myself if I can do the same. (I'm also afraid of the smell now. Ha Ha) But if any of you have advice (which I'm sure you do.)I would really love to hear from you.
: Warmest thoughts for you and your gliders,
: Angel

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