In Reply to: Re: Hi Ho, Finger Food! posted by Gene on July 20, 2000 at 19:19:17:

I to would like a copy from the University if possible!
(Thanks)

: : I only got her to eat the leadbeaters by offering a tiny
: : bit on my finger at first, she wasn't willing to touch
: : it otherwise. Incidentally, it's made it easier to get her
: : to take the baytril for her cold (much better now), since
: : she's too curious about the dropper to take what comes out =).
: : I thought the leadbeaters was only supposed to be about 50%,
: : of the diet, and the rest fresh fruit?
: : Easin' in to it,

: : Sean

: don't count on just the lead beaters mix it won't give them the full nutritional needs for a glider. the breeder i bought mine from had me cut back on their favorits and put only the things they wouldn't eat in the bowl for two nights a week and then three night a week in a row and mine took to what ever i put in the bowl now but as alot of people i've talked to about them noticed they will go though a stage where they won't eat hardly anything for a few nights now and then. even the school of zoology University of Tasmania where they come from wrote a report on this

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