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Posted by: fayythere was an unwrapped reese's cup on the floor and i saw my 5 month old glider licking it. she didnt bite it at all, she only licked a few amounts of it. i immediately made her drink lots of water and i gave her some fruits and vegetables after. omg will she die?????

Posted by: ScricheyHi, I have a long story. I will start from the beginning. Two years ago I started researching sugar gliders. Then I wanted some. I found a family ( male, female, and two joeys, male and female). I purchased them in October. After I weaned the joeys I wanted to sell the joeys. Sadly the female Joey passed away. Now I have the mother father and the older male Joey. The mother got pregnant again. The joeys are now in the pouch. That was about 5 weeks ago they went in the pouch. Now I have the two joeys and the older male joey. I am worried about the new joeys. The older male joey is aggressive towards me and sometimes his mother so I am afraid he will hurt the new babies. I want to sell him to a new home who can take care of him and bond with him and then he can have a family if his own. I have no clue where to post him at. I am also clueless with how you take care of the mother and they joeys. I need major help!!!

Posted by: SleibenguthI have (3) female sugar gliders that I need to rehome due to not having time to take care of them since I found out my husband has cancer and I recently had a heart attack. All 3 are in perfect health , a well balanced diet. No bald spots. Do not bit, people friendly - they haven’t been held much recently due to my health . They range in age for 4 years down to 10 months old . Cage and accessories can be negotiated in price !! Selling all 3 for $350.00

Posted by: Vanessa2000So my female Luna and my male Stitch haven’t been eating for a week, I’ve put their fruits and vegetables with boiled egg and their vitamins every night but in the morning it’s still there, my male will take the meal worms when I feed them to him, and he’ll eat the yogurt drops, my female doesn’t seem to like the worms so she doesn’t take it from me, she’ll only eat the yogurt drops and papaya treats as well, they started breeding, so I feel like maybe that could have something to do with it. They’re still very active though. Does anybody know what I should do? Or have any suggestions?

Posted by: AllieRyeeeI have two girls Zoe and Ivy. Ivy is more bonded with me then Zoe so I decided to cut her nails everything was fine but today I saw a small sore on her head and vet isn’t a option right now :( what should I do?? Do you think it’s from the stress of cutting her nails? I don’t want to lose my baby #129402;

Posted by: KonafurbySo according to the internet i need to trim my suggies nails, but since they're recently adopted, they aren't really bonding with me and I'm having a really hard time keeping them still while trimming. I tried treats, and the nail trimming pouch and still not successful. Any tips?

Posted by: KonafurbySo according to the internet i need to trim my suggies nails, but since they're recently adopted, they aren't really bonding with me and I'm having a really hard time keeping them still while trimming. I tried treats, and the nail trimming pouch and still not successful. Any tips?

Posted by: KonafurbySo i just adopted 2 gliders, and I'm really new at this. One of them, the female one named kona keeps on nipping me for no reason. I take care of her a lot so i keep getting nipped, but when others take her, she doesnt nip at them. Does she hate me or something?#129402;

Posted by: Mkpage319Hello, as I mentioned in a previous journal entry I purchased two 2 month old siblings. I'm starting to get the feeling that they were 2 months old including pouch time as they are still wanting milk. How can you tell how old a glider really is?

The new gliders (red bellies) are far much larger than my husband's hand! The previous owners used these boys for breeding and didn't handle much, one bites fairly often, the other not so.

I would like to find two females to breed. One white and one white and creme.

My question is- as large as these new boys are will they hurt or try to over breed the females once I find potentials?

I am new to breeding. Any and all advice is welcomed.

Posted by: olivas.brookeHello! I am in the Northern Colorado area and I am trying to look for a breeder to bring home joeys! Does anyone have any recommendations? Thank you for your help!

Posted by: Mkpage319I have 2 two month old siblings. Are they still supposed to be on milk? Gliderpidea mentioned they are weaned at 16 weeks. Should I be giving them a milk substitute? I bought baby food and added a little raw sugar. They seem like they like it. I have tried to research what to feed them, but Google is no help. I stumbled upon this forum. Any advice is welcome!

Posted by: Mkpage319Hello All, I had a geriatric glider of 11 years, received her @ 3 yrs of age. She past today. I purchased two 2 month old babies yesterday. (I hvnt had babies) One male and one female. I was reading in the gliderpedia and it says they can mate at 4.5-6 months old. Will a bonded brother and sister mate? Is that a thing? Someone also told me that since they've been together since birth they will not mate. I'm totally not prepared to have babies having babies!! :0 with that being said, what do I need to do?? They are bonding with me already. I'm worried if I separate them they will become depressed and potentially mean.

 

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