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Oct 06 2009
07:57:56 AM
Does anyone use a reptarium for your sugar gliders? I was thinking about getting one for when I go away. If you do what size do you use? If you have any pictures can you post them or email them to me? Thanks.
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Oct 06 2009
12:22:55 PM
Moriko Face Hugger GliderMap Gliderpedia Editor Visit Moriko's Photo Album Moriko's Journal AL, USA 943 Posts
If you have a sugar glider that loves to chew, than they can chew their way out of it. So it may not be the best option if you have a chewer. So, it just depends on your gliders.
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Oct 06 2009
12:40:12 PM
sbear3s Face Hugger Visit sbear3s's Photo Album 745 Posts
ok thanks
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Oct 06 2009
04:24:29 PM
tmsherra Glider Visit tmsherra's Photo Album USA 61 Posts
I have pictures of mine on my profile. I love it! Super easy to keep clean.
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Oct 06 2009
06:05:53 PM
sbear3s Face Hugger Visit sbear3s's Photo Album 745 Posts
It very nice. Is that the 260 gallon one?
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Oct 19 2009
11:25:12 PM
skittlesandpeanut Super Glider GliderMap skittlesandpeanut's Journal USA 227 Posts
so whats the point in having one of them???
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Oct 20 2009
05:17:53 AM
suggieluv Super Glider GliderMap Visit suggieluv's Photo Album SC, USA 361 Posts
I have one I use for 2 of the girls, not sure of the size but here it is;



I myself really don't like this thing, but I will hang on to it for trips.

Edited to ad; I have hung more vines from the top to the middle of cage to be able to hang more stuff from.

Edited by - suggieluv on Oct 20 2009 05:21:07 AM
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Oct 20 2009
08:12:47 AM
Something_To_Believe_In Face Hugger Visit Something_To_Believe_In's Photo Album 647 Posts
I have many of them and routinely use them for hospital cages, recovery cages and for temporary housing for rescues. They are also great with some special needs gliders.
They are lightweight, so very easy to move, they are compact when packed up and not in use, and they are super easy to clean.
I use 175 gallon and 260 gallon for living in, 100 gallon and 65 gallon for traveling, and 38 gallon and 22 gallon for hospital cages.

Here are a few of mine:

This one was used for a glider recovering from multiple injuries:


This one is used as a play cage for a special needs glider (it is a 175 gallon turned on its side):


Some for living in:




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Oct 20 2009
09:16:16 AM
suggieluv Super Glider GliderMap Visit suggieluv's Photo Album SC, USA 361 Posts
Where did you get the covers for hanging stuff on the poles? I love that, it would definitly make this reptarium easier to use.
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Oct 20 2009
09:55:09 AM
Something_To_Believe_In Face Hugger Visit Something_To_Believe_In's Photo Album 647 Posts
I make them. I sell rept gear in my store - If interested, I will work with you on fabric choices and on price. I love that they give many options for hanging toys and pouches, and also that they just slip off and go in the wash with the cover when it is cleaning time.

Edited by - Something_To_Believe_In on Oct 20 2009 09:56:23 AM
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