I feel so weird asking this... but do they happen to like head skin? or dandruff?

the first time my glider got up in my hair i hadnt showered yet so i thought maybe he just liked the smell of a long day? he started to eat at my head...

but then yesterday after i showered, he still jungled his way up my hair, started sniffing, and then kinda started biting at it!~

D: what is going onnn. why does he do that?

He is grooming you. Is he a solo glider or does he have a cagemate?

i got scared and shook him out.. but ohh he's grooming me? does that mean he's bonded to me? im not sure when you can tell if they're bonded to you or not..

but yes he's a solo.

so when he grooms me do i just.. let him keep doing it?

if it hurts he needs to know that it hurts but yeah unless he is hurting you i would let him keep doing it also they have the need to groom others a cagemate would also help this situation because then he would have someone else to groom other then you and it wouldnt hurt you so bad

Please get your buddy a friend! They really do so much better in pairs!

His grooming you means he now trusts and accepts you. If his grooming gets a little aggressive like they all do at time, make the Psssstttt sound to him. They seem to know it as a sound of displeasure.

Like the others have said, he really needs a glider buddy. That and a good diet are the two best things we can do for our little furbabies.

thank you so much guys!