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Gliders
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I've had my sugar glider for about 5-6 months now
and he's deffinitely the perfect pet for my apartment
my mother actually got him for my girlfriend (go figure)
but he really is a little bundle of fun, we practically let him free roam in our apartment, since we've made it nearly "Sid-Proof"

i named him SidVicious after the Sex Pistols bassist :-D
and the name really fits
he came from some random lady who was selling exotic pets at a flea market
she seemed to know what she was doing when it came to breeding, but with as many animals as she had, i do believe he was neglected of hand training and was just stuck in a starter cage to ween
so he was really skittish for the first few months, and he kept climbing into the insides of our furniture where we had no way of getting him
we actually cut our love seat all to hell to try and get to him (we did it very carefully of course)
now after alot of spoiling with apples and mealworms, he's quite a bit more friendly, while far from docile.
The reason his name fits is because he likes to bite as a way of communication, he only ever once bit hard enough to hurt(my girlfriend's finger must of been tasty) and we punished him by blowing on him and since then, he just does it to play.
he considers all hands his adverisary and he'll wrestle your fingers to the death

but anyway
do any of you guys have a glider?

do you even know what i'm talking about?


i'll post some pics of my own some time later when i can use a camera


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Re: Gliders [Re: anarchOi]
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how much was it

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Re: Gliders [Re: milkman]
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$175 for the glider, a really nice pouch, about a weeks worth of food and pretty much a lifetime supply of glider supplements

then the starter cage was $32.99 at PetSmart

this was kind of a ripoff, because most breeders sell the glider with a starter cage etc for $175
i'm going to look into a ad today that might score me a female for $75 though
another breeder has a sale pending, but if it falls through i'll have a chance at a female for $120


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Re: Gliders [Re: milkman]
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yeah I dont have one but i find myself suddenly wanting one


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Re: Gliders [Re: Overclock22]
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he's the shit man

don't be fooled, he's nothing like a rodent
he's a marsupial (you know, two pronged penis and such)
and i would say he's most like a kitten in the ways he likes to play
any feathers or anything dangling is prey xD

he's incredibly smart and the ways he uses his hands will make you disbelieve that opposable thumbs seperate us from animals

his problem solving skills are amazing aswell, if you tie a treat to a string, he knows that he can just pull the string up and get the treat at the bottom (we tried to get him to climb the string, little smart ass)

and it's pretty comical how he knows when you know where he is, if you go disturb him in the day (he has a bag full of bedsheets that he chose to sleep in) he'll move to somewhere else and if you find him again, he'll move somewhere else xD


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Re: Gliders [Re: anarchOi]
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Nope but I thought about getting one hah cause they are cute! But they do bite.

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Re: Gliders [Re: anarchOi]
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is it litter trained? how bad is the odor?


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Re: Gliders [Re: tiny_rabid_birds]
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They can be litter trained. I don't know about the oder, but if they are anything like ferrets probably horrible.

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Re: Gliders [Re: Kalicom]
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that's what i was thinking. all the ferrets, gerbils, hamsters, rats i've ever known stink a place up like piss.


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Re: Gliders [Re: tiny_rabid_birds]
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Very true, but also it would depend on how tidy and clean you kept them. Removal of certain glands can reduce stench, but that's kind of unfair to the animal hah.

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Re: Gliders [Re: tiny_rabid_birds]
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he never bites hard enough to hurt

the litter is so minimal that you'd be hard pressed to find it
the mess is only in that he's a wasteful eater, much like parrots

with alot of food, he doesn't seem to even swallow it, he just fills his mouth up and sucks all the flavor out

there's absolutely no odor, he keeps himself very clean, the only odor comes from a poorly cleaned cage, fruit really stinks if it sits in the bottom of the cage for a few days


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Re: Gliders [Re: anarchOi]
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Well thats good to hear, the biting thing.

Really he has no stench? That's odd, but cool. Does he make noise?

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Re: Gliders [Re: Kalicom]
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they seems like pretty cool little guys. i'd consider getting one, but i know i'm going to be traveling for a while this summer, then again next year, so it probably isn't the best time.


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Re: Gliders [Re: tiny_rabid_birds]
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I thought they were social creatures, and that you needed to get at least two, or it would get incredibly depressed.


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Smith, P.  Bull. Menninger Clinic (1959) 23:20-27; p. 27.

...most subjects find the experience valuable, some find it frightening, and many say that is it uniquely lovely.

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Re: Gliders [Re: tiny_rabid_birds]
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hrm.. this article says that they are smelly guys

http://www.sugarglider.com/gliderpedia/index.asp?PetDrawbacks


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Re: Gliders [Re: badchad]
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I read the same thing somewhere, them being social and needing to have two. One of my friends had one and it was by its self, it did seem to act I guess you could say deppressed, but I'm sure if you give them enough attention it would be the same.

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Re: Gliders [Re: badchad]
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misinformation i suppose
i've heard the same thing many times
but my budget and availability for a non-related mate haven't come togethor yet
he shows no signs of depression, i've never heard anything really about any incidents happening with a lonely glider
he considers me and my girlfriend as gliders in his family

but yes they are very social creatures, and i can't wait to get him a friend, the trouble is that they're also territorial at first and i won't be able to let them spend a night togethor until the baby female i get is six months of age (breeding age, so there is no rape)

gliders usually have two babies since they have two vaginas, if one is a boy and one is a girl, then you can't keep them togethor
but you deffinitely wouldn't want to seperate two males or two females


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Re: Gliders [Re: anarchOi]
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Your probably right. Well, anyways - cool pet. Can't wait to see pictures of the little guy :smile:

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Re: Gliders [Re: anarchOi]
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Hey, just adding those pics i said i would a bit ago







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