In Reply to: Bicker fest? posted by Wesley on May 09, 2000 at 02:40:52:

: In the interest of Steve's original post, I will
: do what I can by providing my own insights into my
: glider's behavior. I was disappointed by the fact
: that no one actually answered Steve's question or
: offered any advice because my own Maggie seems to
: exhibit similar traits. Maggie is just over 10 weeks
: OOP now. She is not terribly active and I don't know
: why. I have done my best to meet her diatary and
: bonding requirements, but she still has yet to explore
: her cage, dispite handkerchiefs hung inside with my
: scent on them. I just wanted Steve to know that he's
: not the only one who worries about this.
: Furthermore, I think Steve DOES care about his glider,
: or he wouldn't have researched this page.
: Socks may very well be dangerous. Maggie doesn't have
: one in her cage, nor will she in the future.

ok, let me clear this all up before i give him his medication.
i took him to an emergency vet hospital last night.
he lost some weight but is doing ok, they believe
not having much expierents with gliders) that he has a
stomach problem so the anti bacterial will help that and
get ridda the bug or whatever it is. his tempature
was about 1 degree below normal. and he
started to get diahera while at the vet.
he is 1 year old and i do not see a bold spot on the head,
so i believe that he is a she. its a tight wool
sock its not loose or anything.
coco has been sleeping in it for the last 5 month's or so.
he is very comfortable with it and he doesn't get caught
and there is no loose strands on the sock. thats all good
now i gotta feed him and give him medication.
buh bye, and thanks for your critisizing and what not,

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