Yep, that was my post!
The three cages are all as close to side-by-side as possible without allowing the gliders to physically touch. I'll putting both of the "NOT tame" gliders in the tent with the two "VERY tame" gliders. I dread getting my little naughty gliders out of the tent again, but hopefully it will be worth it for them - and for me - in the long run.
On a separate note...
I did try putting the 2 "VERY tame" gliders and the 4 "KIND OF tame" gliders together for a few days a while back. They all more or less got along, but I became concerned about the behavior of the 2 "KIND OF tame" males. They kept smelling the bottoms of the two "VERY tame" girls, and this seemed to irritate the girls, so I separated them again.
I'm not sure if this is normal behavior for neutered males. I believe that I will just have to make a vet appointment to know for sure whether or not they are actually neutered. If they aren't neutered, I know that the "magic of life" may have already occurred. Once again, it will just have to be something to talk to the vet about.
Thanks again for your help. I'm glad that your pregnant female is acting friendlier. I think it would be really fun to see gliders raise a joey. (With my current situation, it's just wouldn't be the best time.)
*I feel silly with all of the descriptions of the gliders relative to how tame they are. With 8, I figured that it would be even more confusing for anyone reading to keep up with who was who based on a list of names!*
VERY tame - Indigo, Magick
SORTA tame - Cloud, Cedar, Cougar, Canyon
"Naughty" little ones - Moonlight, Hope
(The irony of Hope's name does not escape us. We HOPE that she will accept us in time!)