sugar gliders
im not sure where else to get them from except a breeder? anyone know a place locally...id like to get them young....
ive read up on them a good amount...just looking for a good place to get some and a cage...
they ahev to be with the owner for a long time to form a bond or some ****
they dont smell that bad
ferrets smell bad
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Also, proper feeding is a must.
Do your research on these guys. They need room to play.
Make sure you are aware of the time commitment these animals need. They cna be really cool pets, but it takes a long time.
(Many bites, and sleepless nights of glider barking)
My wife and I gave ours to a friend who already had 2. She had more time to spend with them.
mines easy to take care of eats any fruits/vegitables/yogart/oatmeal/nuts/seeds, and drinks water out of abowl..his cage only smells if i leave it for awhile unwashed(you have to actualy scrub the whole cage b/c they pee all over and it sticks everywhere)i leave my cage drapped with sheets(to keep it pretty close to the same temp all the time and to keep any smell from getting around the house) my flying squirrel is very tame he will only nibble on your fingers if he likes the taste thats on there, hes only pee'd on someone twice, i do take him all over and he also hangs out in my *****..mine will sleep during the day and play at night..it never wakes me though b/c i got whats called a 'stealth wheel' and i never hear him running, mine does 'bark' occasionaly but not very often, i also let my flying squirrel roam my room...he knows how to open his cage doors, so i just let him run free...he comes back when hes hungry..i got mine from a breeder though b/c i didnt not want one from a petstore as to fear of him not being raised correctly and didnt want him to be mean/scared of people
i dont have anymore pics of him sorry
his name is Gizmo though and he is still really young and very used to people


Was gonna get one a year ago good thing I didnt!



