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Cobracommander1 Posted - Dec 01 2019 : 06:56:36 PM
I have 4 gliders, female just gave birth. Do I need to keep her and the joeys separated? If yes, for how long??
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BYK_Chainsaw Posted - Jan 05 2020 : 09:43:43 PM
my understanding is mommy and daddy should stay with the joeys.
I think unneutered males together is a bad idea. The alpha male may not let other
males joeys live, if I'm correct.

I don't do joeys, so I don't read about them much. many websites have information about raising joeys.
Cjwilcox Posted - Jan 04 2020 : 09:43:27 PM
I’m wondering the same. We have 4 and one female is large with twins now.


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