Sugar Glider


Sugar Glider
Household dangers to sugar gliders by Cynthia A. Robinson Though sugar gliders can make wonderful pets, their are many dangers for them presented in your home. These things should be corrected and removed before you make the plunge into sugar glider ownership. The first danger is open waters. Such as your ... More> How to care for sugar gliders by Danelle Karth Caring for your sugar gliders can be a lot of fun and a lot of work. For some it is well worth it and nothing could keep them from owning sugar gliders. Others find it way too much work for what it is worth. However, caring and providing for your su... More>
	Importance of companionship to sugar gliders by Liza Cameron Wasser In the wild, sugar gliders live in large colonies. They are very social creatures and crave constant companionship. Human companionship alone is not enough. To keep your pet healthy and avoid stressing him unduly, he needs the companionship of anoth... More> What to feed a sugar glider by Megan As Well Sugar gliders, often confused with flying squirrels, are a type of marsupial native to Australia and Indonesia. Sugar gliders are little, nocturnal creatures, about the size of a small hamster or gerbil. Sugar gliders require very specific and exten... More>
Animal facts: Sugar glider by Fran Moriarty Sugar gliders are small marsupial animals found commonly in warmer areas of Australia, New guinea and Indonesia. The gliders are related to kangaroos. Like other marsupials they have a pouch that provides shelter for the early developing joey, a bab... More> How to properly handle a sugar glider by Michael Totten A happy pet sugar glider will be perfectly content to ride around in your pocket all day long. However, even though sugar gliders are genetically hard-wired to be highly sociable creatures, this easy bond doesn't come automatically. To establish suc... More>
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