LBK94
I forgot to add that biting DOES minimize! He will bond once he realizes that you are a friend and you feed him. Do you have a bonding pouch? I carried my gliders for hours for the first 3 months and then left them to themselves or carried them for a few hours around the house in the pouch so they could figure things out and plus, my female got pregnant so she wasn't very friendly lol! keep it up. he will love you.

LBK94
My experience with my first two gliders (which I got in December of 2013) was... rocky. I got them while they were older and already bonded to a woman who didn't care about them so when I got them it took them at least 4-5 months to bond with me. It is the 6th month and they love me! they figured out they don't get treats when they bite or get 'tisked' at which is a tsskk noise I make with my teeth when they pinch. you must know that they like to pinch sometimes bc it is the 'tasting' part of their bahvior and they don't do it to be mean. I also learned that my gliders don't like to be picked up, they would rather get on me themselves by going from the cage to my shirt (unless they jump off the cage trying to explore then I scoop them up). my gliders love me so much that when I open the cage to feed them in the evening they jump right out and onto me. trust me, the bond is so great! keep it up and I promise you wont regret bonding and spending so much time and worry about them bonding! I wanted to get rid of my gliders multiple times due to the feeling I was getting no where! keep it up, I promise its worth it in the end!

NerdyHails
as far as it goes on bonding check out the Gliderpedia.. It has alot of good tips and tricks! :P

NerdyHails
Tips on using the website! *to post... click the Glider Gossip in the top banner... It gives you different categories to post in... once you find the one best fitting post you complaint, story, question, or photos! :P More people will be able to respond due to it being SEEN! The journals are more like your thoughts... Some people read some dont!