Little boi..


Little Gal..


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= Sugar Gliders V16 =, Gorgeous Sugar Glider Family
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Oct 13 2010, 12:26 AM
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Jus captured their photos..
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Oct 13 2010, 05:35 PM
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QUOTE(vincent09 @ Oct 13 2010, 05:06 PM) Hehe long time no come jor ( come also ask something.. ) Bugsy products are safe to use. I tried all of its foods and supplements d..no problem.. And it's good to know more petshop are selling proper sugar glider products..not those sugar glider byproducts.. Just want to know nowadays those pet shop selling Bugsy product is it recommend to use ? I saw they got premium pillet for sugar glider, did anyone try for this ? I want use it for snack or 1 of little amount for daily food. I feel my Ah Pit nearly choosing fruits to eat and always eat mix food more then fruits... You can either try premium sugar glider diet or happy glider..both are ok to use.. I don think u can use it for snack, as mostly they wont eat when u handfeed.. Jus put a tablespoon or two in a bowl then leave inside the cage will do.. |
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Oct 13 2010, 08:11 PM
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QUOTE(vincent09 @ Oct 13 2010, 06:11 PM) WOw thank you eric, I notice got another brand call chubbys ( is it like that ) also safety to use? Ops..i can't guarantee for this brand as i never use before...It is nice that pet shop nowadays can get those sugar glider supplement easily, hmm if Bugsy safe to use then I should try on it, premium diet n yogurt drop. |
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Oct 13 2010, 11:54 PM
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feed him a treats then only start wiping him...
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Oct 15 2010, 07:25 PM
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QUOTE(liette` @ Oct 15 2010, 05:25 PM) Hi, just curious as to whether the gliders sold at Pet Safari are underaged or not? Erm.. The condition of the joey there sometime is very very underaged but some of the batches you can still see fluffy tails and weaned joey... And the products just came into the store not long ago.. shall we look at this as an improvement? lol.. i dono... anyway, the only thing that never change isthe staff.. still stubborn and not willing to listen..I see them carrying many essential glider items and supplements such as bonding pouches and HPW etc etc, strikes me as a place that knows bout glider's basic needs. QUOTE(jolenelarhhs @ Oct 15 2010, 06:52 PM) My babies prefer Happy Glider Lol..mine too... i dislike the way premium glider look like..lol.. seem like bedding or rabbit food for me.. |
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Oct 15 2010, 08:12 PM
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QUOTE(liette` @ Oct 15 2010, 07:46 PM) anyway, i have a question Bugsy™ Premium Glider Diet & Happy Glider Dry food - These are actually dry pellet food specially formulated for gliders. Bear in mind we don use this to substitute HPW and fruits vege..but you can place a tablespoon or two in the cage, so that the glider has something to eat during daytime in case if he/she is hungry. Normally we don serve fruits/vege daytime because it get spoil easily at high temperature. Besides that, dry pellet food also helps to clean and maintain your glider's teeth..i know that HPW is a supplement and we're supposed to feed fruits and veges as well. with 2-3 mealworms per day. gliderade is a must as well. what bout food like Bugsy™ Premium Glider Diet and Bugsy™ Small Carnivore Food ? Glider-Cal - Calcium Supplement? Glider Booster? Pure Acacia Gum? do we need all these as well? Bugsy™ Small Carnivore Food- This is a complete insects based supplement. In Malaysia, we can only get mealworm/superworm/dubia/cricket and that's all... Small carnivore food is all types of insects blended into powder form, fulfill complete insects needs for your glider.. not to forget it provides protein as well. Gli- Cal - ONLY use this when you are feeding high phosphorus food but not everyday. For example, you are feeding a lot mealworms today, so you can add a small pinch of calcium powder in their food. And do not supplement calcium powder if you are feeding high calcium food during that day such as papaya, sawi and etc..Overdosage doesnt make any good for ur glider. Glider Booster - It's like multivitamin for gliders. Replenish all the mineral and vitamin lacks in your glider body. Suitable for those picky eater and pregnant glider. Pure Acacia Gum - Another carbohydrate source like gliderade. It's good to swap on and off with gliderade to provide variety for your glider. These are the optional supplements that can be used to feed your glider, it's not a MUST, but it's good to have them and feed your glider in appropriate amount. |
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Oct 16 2010, 02:35 PM
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QUOTE(liette` @ Oct 15 2010, 08:34 PM) So am I right when i say that what we MUST have are; I feed small carnivore food two to three times per week...1. HPW 2. Fruits/veges 3. Gliderade 4. mealworms/crickets These 3 are basically the main stuffs and others are up to my discretion. any other compulsory stuff that i might need? As for the Bugsy™ Small Carnivore Food , how often do we use this? is it an everyday thing or? (considering that i wil be feeding a few mealies/crix per day) Also, there seems to be 2 types of gliderade in the market, 1 by Bugsy and another is in a liquid bottle container sold by krynzpeaches. Are they the same? Erm, only tried Bugsy brand one before. QUOTE(Fieqra @ Oct 16 2010, 02:07 AM) QUOTE(notystar_exe @ Oct 16 2010, 02:16 AM) Adoption related post shouldnt be here yea... You guys can discuss personally in pm or post the details in Adoption Threads. |
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QUOTE(liette` @ Oct 16 2010, 04:50 PM) Thanks. Sorry for late reply. You might need to get urself a water bottle if you don hv any. Bugsy™ Bonding Pouch- 3 feet cage- Bugsy™ Gliderade 1oz- Bugsy™ Premium Sugar Glider Diet 200g- Bugsy™ Sleeping Pouch- Bugsy™ Instant HPW™- Exo Terra Bendable Vine - Fine- Living World Junglewood 2-step Rope Ladder - Small- Living World Leakproof Small Animal Bottle 2oz Wodent Wheel Senior- Coop Cups with Hanger- LC-VIT Forte Syrup 120ml Back 2 Nature 6L This is my current shopping list. How's it? Also, can the LC-VIT Forte Syrup be a substitute for Glider Booster? Reason being this is that petshack carries this starter kit which includes the LC-VIT Syrup instead of Glider Booster. LC-Vit is included in the starter kit because it could help new homed glider to reduce their stress and increase appetite. In addition, by adding it into water will encourage the gliders to drink more water compare to plain water. While glider booster is in powder form, it replenish the mineral and vitamin lacks..but i don think it help in appetiting boosting and stress relieving.. QUOTE(vincent09 @ Oct 16 2010, 05:56 PM) Thank you Ya, I do that before take my Ah Pit go in the cage. Eric, thank for giving more info about the Bugsy product. QUOTE(Fieqra @ Oct 16 2010, 10:52 PM) no worry... jus a friendly reminder. |
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Oct 19 2010, 09:40 PM
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Oct 21 2010, 07:26 PM
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QUOTE(geo @ Oct 21 2010, 09:53 AM) how do u all reduce the musk smell? You can try one way, which is neuter the male glider. But it's not 100% guarantee that it will eliminate the smell. But, a lot people reported that the smell reduce dramastically after neutered their male glider.i've clean the toys in the cage almost every week , and also clean the cage itself about twice a week... but still got smell wor... QUOTE(elzeph @ Oct 21 2010, 11:39 AM) hey guys. Dr Jenny is not longer servicing in Hand & Paws and she is no longer in vet industry too. You can try Dr Yeoh at Taman Megah.im a newbie here ! anyone noe how to contact hands n paws other than tis num 0378046539?i called them more than 10 times but no one pick up d phone. oh ya,i seriously nid to c dr jenny (everyone says she's very good) to do medical check up for my suggies. helppp~ |
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Dec 6 2010, 11:07 AM
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Hey guyssssss... let's join the sugar glider photo contest.. And you might grab yourself some good prizes home~
GLIDER IDOL PHOTO CONTEST How to participate: 1.'Like' the page http://www.facebook.com/petshack 2. Email a picture of your glider to petshack@gmail.com. Include your name as per IC, your glider's name, contact number and email address. ...3. We will upload your photo to the contest photo album within 24 hours. 4. Share your photo with your friends and ask them to vote 'LIKE' (They will need to 'like' the page first) |
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QUOTE(dragorc @ Dec 7 2010, 03:29 PM) hmm they dont seem to get diarrhea, but their body are shrink a little bit. btw i just stop mix the gatorade afraid if they will get long term effect and to make sure they consume enuff water im giving them jambu air. but in certain forum i google they recommend the flavoured gatorade so tats y im giving them. dragorc, try LC-Vit.. Most of the glider will start drinking more water after added with LC-Vit. It is a multivitamin liquid, helps to boost up ur glider appetite and reduce stress. And it's safe since a number of us use it too. Added on December 7, 2010, 3:30 pm owh i c tat, just giving them jambu air to make sure they consume some water. tnx for the advice |
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Dec 9 2010, 12:19 PM
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QUOTE(dragorc @ Dec 9 2010, 01:02 AM) need help, ones of my sg got this slight dark red nose, and oso its hand and feet skin look very pale not as usual pink. is it facing an illness? What about other aspect? Did your glider show other symptoms such as dropping appetite, changing time of activity, dull coat? |
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Dec 9 2010, 05:36 PM
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QUOTE(dragorc @ Dec 9 2010, 05:24 PM) no her appetites are fines. hmm I found it nap times always after 12 or 2pm n b4 sleep it just sit tight on the pouch dsnt do so much movement. but at night it normally active like usual. btw im at my kampung and there are govrn vet clinic just wondering if they can check this lttle exotic creature I don think the vets there are experienced enough to diagnose glider. Some good one will tell u that they really don't know how to deal with glider. But i met some really bad one, pretended they knew bout glider and just simply prescribe you dog/cat's multivitamin jus to earn ur money.If you can't see changes in appetite and activity time, then don get too panic. As when glider is sick, they will show multiple symptoms... But jus be aware of this and monitor closely, because skin and coat will be the first symptoms that occur, then follows by others. |
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QUOTE(dragorc @ Dec 9 2010, 05:49 PM) so sad only few vet here at msia are specialist at sg. hmm tats wat i afraid so, the leg skin just a little bit pale but the coat looks fine. btw if they hard to sleep during day but active normally during night, is it normal? . what you mean by hard to sleep during day?Gliders are nocturnal, so pretty normal for them to active at night. |
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Dec 9 2010, 06:29 PM
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If the glider eat its own feces, which normally people called cophrophagy, it normally means your glider is in stress condition..
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Dec 14 2010, 09:05 PM
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Gliders 'N Us Date: 09 January 2011 Time: 11.00a.m - 4.00p.m Day: Sunday Venue: Pet Shack, Sunway Mentari Business Park (refer www.petshack.com.my for location map) Activities: DIY Session, Sugar Glider Sharing Session, Light refreshment will be served, 'Glider Idol' Contest, Various games & prizes are waiting for YOU! How to participate in 'Glider Idol' Photo Contest? 1.'Like' the page http://www.facebook.com/petshack 2. Email a picture of your glider to petshack@gmail.com. Include your name as per IC, your glider's name, contact number and email address. 3. We will upload your photo to the contest photo album within 24 hours. 4. Share your photo with your friends and ask them to vote 'LIKE' (They will need to 'like' the page first) How to join the event? Click on the facebook event link on below and RSVP! http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/ev...135476879844136 You gonna regret if you miss this! |
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Dec 15 2010, 09:35 PM
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QUOTE(kilmasis @ Dec 15 2010, 09:38 AM) I've literally gone through every single page of V16, and don't recall ever seeing anything about it. Some animals especially herbivore will eat their own poops to gain back certain vitamin and minerals. However, for some animals such as glider, this is not a normal things to be happened. Yeah, I figured it's probably stress (research says some animals eat their own feces when stressed, some do it for nutrition, some are just weird like some dogs are), but wanted to make sure. Thing is she much prefers it over normal food. ugh... (HPW and fruits mainly. She doesn't ever touch the veggies) I'll run by the doc's to see if she's alright anyway. Thanks. Can try feed higher fibre fruits/vege so that helps in her digestion... |
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