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sugargliderlover1-2-3-4-5 Posted - Mar 20 2022 : 12:55:53 PM
Hi,
when I take my gliders out to play I sometimes put them on a shelf because i'm training them to jump to me, when they get out of their pouch they tend to drag their back legs around a bit but the shelf is quite smooth and they don't seem to have any dificulty jumping or climbing. The only time I have seen them drag their legs is when they are on the type of material that the shelf is made out of (it's kind of like a laminated wood) and they are active and eat well.

I'm pretty sure it's just that the material is a bit slippery but i'm still fairly new to owning gliders and I want to make sure that they are ok.

Thanks.
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Minxies Posted - Apr 14 2022 : 11:56:56 AM
what is the diet you have your sugar gliders on?

A lack of calcium in their diet can cause the back legs to lock up.
BYK_Chainsaw Posted - Mar 22 2022 : 12:59:57 AM
sounds ok if they are running around normal most of the time.
a checkup at a vet may be a good idea anyway.