Marycats Joey 
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I bought 2 male sugar gliders from a very reputable breeder about 2 weeks ago, a standard grey who they neutered for me and a leucistic who isn't neutered who is a couple months older than the other. I've started to notice that my luecistic doesn't really come out of the pouch while the other younger one literally runs all over the cage. I've also noticed the standard grey will rub himself against the other males scent gland on his chest. The leucistic will try to pull away from him but the other forcefully pulls him back in. I've read about unaltered males doing it to females but this is the other way around. My unaltered male is completely docile and it's like the neutered one is dominant. Could my leucistic be afraid of the other one because he doesn't leave the pouch? Should I be worried?
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Is my male afraid of my other male?
