Please accept this request to become an editor. We have a female, a male, and now a baby boy sugarglider. I know a lot from hands-on experience with gliders. I love them sooo much and want to benefit gliders everywhere!

You can edit your own profile to become an editor :)

I see a few thinsg in your journal that most people don't agree on

Gliders don't go away from their parents in the wild at 8 weeks. In fact most gliders aren't even fully finished nursing then. The joeys born here were still nursing at 14 weeks

Also gliders don't need grains in their diet.

If you find anything thats not from a breeding mill to support these then provide links or people won't really believe you.

I'm going to suggest reading the forums a little bit too. :)

Buddy, we all love our gliders. And I think your enthusiasm is wonderful. But when putting articles in the Gliderpedia, you have to be certain what you are putting in there is researched and correct information. Im not trying to discourage you from becoming an editor - but it would be a good thing for you to spend more time reading the posts here and doing research on the net first.