I am looking into adopting two joeys and heard wonderful things about this diet. I am fairly new to the world of sugar gliders and was wondering if anyone with more experience could give me any pointers and if this diet is a good choice for the new arrivals.

Bark For Your Glider

I would ask Kazko :) He is the forum owner here

Really, lol. see how much i pay attention. thank you

Bark For Your Glider

We used it for a bit. It's easy. The boys liked it.

It's a pretty straightforward and simple enough one. I'll flag this so he can see it.

Honestly I hate calling it a diet. How about we call it a feeding plan that I still do to this day. And on that note, that's about all I have to offer on the topic.

I had never checked out this feeding plan but I feel so much better now.

Mine just won't cosistently eat the "recognized" diets and I have been at a loss and pulling my hair out as seen in a few of my threads, but Val, Sabrina, & Kylah had made me feel a bit better by assuring me that if I am feeding a well rounded and varied diet that my gliders were indeed going to be alright.

Mine love shrimp and I had actually gotten on today to start checking out the nutrient, Ca:P ratios of some of the foods they will eat when I saw this thread...

I went into the Diet section and checked out Terrys' photos of various nights feeding and was ecstatic cuz that's how mine have been looking in my attempt to feed them a good variety.

It is such a refreshing and "load off my shoulders" feeling to know I'm not going to kill my gliders if I don't feed the currently recognized diets. I came into glider slavedom with all the forums preaching these diets (I don't mean that in a bad way. I know for newbys these are the easiest to understand and give piece of mind as far as their nutrition goes) so changing my thought process takes some doing but I'm getting there. And It Feels So Good!

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<br />I had never checked out this feeding plan but I feel so much better now.

Mine just won't cosistently eat the "recognized" diets and I have been at a loss and pulling my hair out as seen in a few of my threads, but Val, Sabrina, & Kylah had made me feel a bit better by assuring me that if I am feeding a well rounded and varied diet that my gliders were indeed going to be alright.

Mine love shrimp and I had actually gotten on today to start checking out the nutrient, Ca:P ratios of some of the foods they will eat when I saw this thread...

I went into the Diet section and checked out Terrys' photos of various nights feeding and was ecstatic cuz that's how mine have been looking in my attempt to feed them a good variety.

It is such a refreshing and "load off my shoulders" feeling to know I'm not going to kill my gliders if I don't feed the currently recognized diets. I came into glider slavedom with all the forums preaching these diets (I don't mean that in a bad way. I know for newbys these are the easiest to understand and give piece of mind as far as their nutrition goes) so changing my thought process takes some doing but I'm getting there. And It Feels So Good!
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I told you :) You are going to drive yourself nuts