 | Posted by: | Leslie, madeaveda@yahoo.com | | Subject: | new sugarglider | | When: | 3:49 PM, 22 Oct 2000 | | IP: | 216.126.189.138 |
Hi, We just got a female glider from a veterinarian's office. She was given up for adoption. Is it best for us to get another glider?
Are they more friendly when there is just one? Thanks. We just want to do what is best for her.
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| Posted by: | Sheila, kwillson@aol.com | | Subject: | none | | When: | 9:59 PM, 22 Oct 2000 | | IP: | 152.163.204.214 |
Try and see if she will bond to you first. If you can spend a lot of time with her, you probably won't need another friend right away.
| Posted by: | Courteney | | Subject: | none | | When: | 4:43 PM, 24 Oct 2000 | | IP: | 152.163.204.56 |
| Posted by: | Courteney, AllStarBooNmbr12@aol.com | | Subject: | Another Glider | | When: | 4:46 PM, 24 Oct 2000 | | IP: | 152.163.204.56 |
I was thinking about getting another gliger for my male because i havent had time to spend with my male lately.The lady at the petstore said they would not get along.Is that true?
| Posted by: | Mary/Beck, intr01dc@frank.mtsu.edu | | Subject: | That depends | | When: | 5:21 PM, 24 Oct 2000 | | IP: | 12.77.82.114 |
Each glider is differnet. Males are very territorial and will generally not accept another male however msot will accept a female. The best thing to do would be take your male with you to the breeders house and see if he got along with the glider before bringing it home.
I would not suggest buyimg from a petstore or listening to thei information on gliders.
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