In Reply to: Lonely nights at a campus job...... posted by Melissa's Onyx on March 04, 1999 at 19:01:24:

Melissa,

That would be great. I am trying to find out why 2 of my gliders are larger and brown and 2 are smaller and grey? It could be 2 are wild caught and 2 are captive bred on a poor diet. Who knows? Found some interesting sights on the net. Squirrel gliders keep popping up.

Thanks....
JO

: I work in the zoology library on campus and one of my favorite things to do when there is no one here but me is to research sugar gliders. I was reading in a book a while ago that there are 7 subspecies of sugar gliders. That is all the specifics that I remember, but if you have a particular question, I will see what I can do to find some info for you. Happy Glidin'---Melissa
: : : sorry, started into it, but never got too far on it. all i could find was on the species itself, nothing on subspecies.
: : : dom

Follow Ups:

• jo: i think it was either the u of tazmania or the u of wisconsin that said there are 7 subspecies...they have web pages. and melissa,cool job! i would go into work early and for free! n/m kris and Java )i( 02:28:19 3/05/99 (1)
  • Kris, bento them still hunting sites with pictures. n/m JO 15:51:32 3/05/99 (0)