MaekjusMommy Joey 45 Posts
I dont really know how this site works. A friend wanted to release the glider into the wild so i took him in fearing he would die. She gave me a 20 gallon tank and a bag of pellets. I didnt think this was right. Please help! Ive had him for 2 weeks. I started feeding him a fresh mix of mealworms,superworms,crickets,boiled chicken,peas,carrots,green beans, bell peppers, sweet potato, apples, bananas, blueberries, strawberries, occasional oranges, and plain nonfat greek yogurt. I was worried about his nutrition so i went on amazon and got the calcium powder. I also am going to order him a real cage and a wheel. Please help! Tell me everything i need and everything i can do to help him. Hes alone but i didnt know he needed a partner when she gave him to me. I will not get another glider until i can give him the proper care which will be soon thanks to you all.
Dalton63841 Glider 51 Posts quote: Originally posted by MaekjusMommy
I dont really know how this site works. A friend wanted to release the glider into the wild so i took him in fearing he would die. She gave me a 20 gallon tank and a bag of pellets. I didnt think this was right. Please help! Ive had him for 2 weeks. I started feeding him a fresh mix of mealworms,superworms,crickets,boiled chicken,peas,carrots,green beans, bell peppers, sweet potato, apples, bananas, blueberries, strawberries, occasional oranges, and plain nonfat greek yogurt. I was worried about his nutrition so i went on amazon and got the calcium powder. I also am going to order him a real cage and a wheel. Please help! Tell me everything i need and everything i can do to help him. Hes alone but i didnt know he needed a partner when she gave him to me. I will not get another glider until i can give him the proper care which will be soon thanks to you all.
Just off the top of my head, click on Gliderpedia up top, go to Diet, and look through the established, good diets, and pick one. Good on getting a proper cage. Also, the wheel, what kind did you get? Regular wheels aren't safe for sugar gliders. Because the jump when they run you need a wheel without the axle that runs through the middle. Otherwise, it sounds like you are trying your best... And good on you for knowing not to release a pet glider into the wild. Horrendously bad idea. Oh, and be extremely careful with the calcium powder, if you use it at all. They don't need much of it, and too much can cause Hind Leg Paralysis or worse. MaekjusMommy Joey 45 Posts Thank you for responding. I dont remember the name of it, it was 50 dollars on amazon and it started with an S and had mesh. I think it was called the stealth? Sleth? Something like that. I heard it was safe so i got it. MaekjusMommy Joey 45 Posts Thank you for the response, i do have another question. Once i get his cage all set up and diet straightened out, i think he needs a friend. I will get him neutered. How hard will it be to bond him to another glider? MaekjusMommy Joey 45 Posts Ill do whatever i have to for him, im a little worried that since hes been alone for a while it could go wrong. If he doesnt like his new friend after a few months, what would i do from there?
|
New Message |
|
. |
|