Poll Question: What is time do your gliders wake up (on average)? *Note that this is just the time they wake up, not if they nibble & go back to sleep or how long they stay awake for.* **If you have one glider that's more active than the other, go with your most active glider for the purpose of this poll** Feel free to leave a comment & thanks for participating! Choices: Between nightfall & 9pm Between 9pm & 12 midnight Between 12 midnight & 3am Between 3am & dawn

I'll go first: mine get up between 9pm to midnight, usually around 11pm. They seldom get out of their pouch at 9pm but we can often hear them chit-chatting. Maybe Batman's moving around too much & Catwoman's fussing him out.

Catwoman's first to jump out & investigate things. Checking out the new toys, the foraging cups. She's a food inspector in the making!

Nike gets up around 8 or so, my other two used to sleep in until 11 or 12, but now with the natural sun light they get up as early as 8 as well!! :)

Mine usually are up between 8 and 9, but with the time change, they are awake around 6.

My babies get up at 7pm every night! (But, now that day light saving has happened, it's 6pm every night!) and hit the hay for the day around 7am.

I think because of my and my husband's work schedule making us nocturnal there is too much light and noise. It's around 4 a.m. when we wind down and start turning off lights and getting ready for bed that they wake up. They're usually up around 4-5 til 11-12. So I can kind of see how some people train them for day shift... I like being a night owl with them! I hiss when sun hits my skin.

Wow, I am jealous of all these ppl whose gliders get up so early! Mine wait until we are IN BED before they come out. We could have their room as dark as a photographer's dark room & they won't budge if we aren't in bed & sleeping. (Although last night...they're starting to come out when we're watching TV, so maybe it's just a trust issue..? Time will tell!)

Pretty much all my gliders start waking up as soon as it is dusk. These days, they are up and out by 6 pm. It is early - and I know I'm lucky!

I just got my little griffon about four months ago. Apparently the people who owned them before "trained" him to be non-nocturnal. Poor little guy...