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Posted by: TheStrangeOneMy sugar glider has been missing for a couple of days now he has been gone for about 2 days and we bought his favorite food and left it out in each room kept the house dark and hasnt heard anything from him my parents have searched the whole house and cant find him at all i dont know what to do... please help!!

Posted by: Itsme13Please only answer if you know for sure ! If a glider bites someone with hiv will my glider contract it or be a carrier of it ?!

Posted by: JaednHey guys! So I just got my new sugar glider about a week and a half ago. Is going really well and there has been huge improvement but I just have one quick question. So my glider, hazel, will climb all over me when we play in the bathroom. Bear is still a little bit too shy to come out, which I understand, but I was wondering, hazel always bites my fingers even when she's the one climbing on them. She doesn't bite anywhere else. She always draws blood. I'm not super worried or anything but do any of you have any suggestions?

Posted by: mlmay11I want to know if this person is legit. Im buying from @glidersrus on Instagram. Are they legit? HELP IM BUYING TODAY!!!

Posted by: Jarreguin1625So I am getting Emma and Oliver on Saturday and I want to have their dinners ready to go. I am actually picking them up from the pet glider so I am using Priscilla’s diet but I have a question for anyone using it. The diet has that I can use ground flax seeds or ground chia seeds. But I had read somewhere that it was bad to give a suggie chia seeds. It does say it is optional but very beneficial so has anyone given their sugar gliders chia seeds? Should I incorporate it in their diet?

Posted by: snlee5711Hi Everyone! I was curious if anyone here who owns sugar gliders, knows anything about radiator heat and the safety with sugar gliders. We've been living in an older apartment since May, but haven't had to worry about the radiators until it's gotten cold recently! Every night, we let our suggies out to play. We have radiators in every single room of our apartment and there's no real way of blocking them off from our gliders. I've looked into radiator covers and they're pretty expensive. I've also looked into DIY radiator covers, but it looks a little to crafty for my woodworking skills.I was wondering if anyone here has suggestions of what to do? Does anybody have sugar gliders and radiator heaters? Has it ever been a problem? Does anybody's sugar gliders just stay away from them because they're too hot? Any information would be helpful! Thank you!

Posted by: Jarreguin1625Hi to everyone and anyone who is awake! It is one in the morning I have classes in the morning and I can't sleep. Why you ask? Four years ago I learned about sugar gliders and since then I did research and this Saturday after months of planning I am picking up Emma and Oliver. To say I am overly excited is an under statement. I have read, watched videos, asked questions, yet I am still very nervous. I have a large cage filled with fleece and toys and trays, I have their fresh diet recipe and will have it ready for when they come home along with their treats mealworms and calcium, I have their sleeping pouches, the bonding pouch, their vet (on speed dial lol), yet I can't help but feel like I am missing something. I know all suggies are different as I could tell when I went to go meet them and Oliver is an escape artist while Emma was content hanging out on my shoulder while munching on some mealworms so some advice that works for some may not work for others but I would love any advice :) I am looking forward to meeting fellow suggie parents :):) Can Saturday get here already!! Many pictures will be posted that day <3

Posted by: Andrea.mccleeryive been noticing for a couple days now that the mom and dad will be running around the cage doing their thing and the babies left in the bag they sleep in. i have taken the bag out to see the babies and put the bag back in the cage a couple minutes later. after putting the bag in the cage the mom and dad ran into it. is this a sign of rejection?

Posted by: Dominic LooHi, may i know how to make my gliders body keep white ? Cause they always dirty themself everytime in the cage. May i know how ? Their body is abit brown now.

Posted by: TrinityStarkI have a neutered leucistic male and i bought him 8 months old from a reputable breeder and i had him alome with me for about 6 months he seemed perfectly happy and then i bought a 2 month old female and i bonded with both of them separately and tried to introduce them to each other gradually over 3 months and then i hate to say it but i gave up and bought a 3rd 2 month old and her and my other girl instantly bonded and have been inseparable but i feel bad leaving my male alone when he just wont tolerate any other glider

Posted by: BosscoHi , my glider bossco is almost a year when i got him he was very heathy and active then he started walking weird his legs go out straight to the side his stomach drags on the ground I know he can bend his arms but yet he still walks with his arms staight out it only happens on a flat surface or on the bottom of his cage he. He also can jump he used to be very good at jumping now he can't even jump around his cage I'm very concerned I want. To take him to the vet but it's quite far and want to know if it's worth going please help me I'm very worried.!!

Posted by: Kaitlyn6I bought a trio of sugar gliders maybe 4 months ago. 2 females and 1 unaltered male. They were fine for a while but then the male and one of the females started being aggressive towards the other female. Now that female hides all the time. If she does come out she is shaking. Does anyone know how I can fix this problem? I'm afraid they will kill her.

 

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