Kiah peed on my 3 times and stuck her nose in my ear 4 times... Yiiik. lol

When my dad wanted to play with her, she was so reluctant to go on him. Quite funny... Maybe cuz my dad put too much cologne. I don't like that stuff too.

This post has been edited by Reanne: Sep 30 2006, 11:50 PM

My glider had his pouch stuck to his back leg... Turns out it was stuck to his claw. Managed to remove it but his toe looks grey... He's eating a grape in a towel on my lap now.

I miss my Pickles.... Sent him to Pet Family to take care of him for awhile... Smelly has babysitting service for gliders? What's the charge rate?

I miss my Pickle Boy

Fly fly thing? Ermm... Cleaning the cage often I guess. Pickles' cage always shink after 2 days but it never attracts the fly fly things. Use bedding that can absord well, may help. I used woody pet and it took longer to smell, about a week then got smell.

LOL
Use vaseline la. Smear it in a line across the sides at the base of the cage, ants will not cross but you would need to smear again over it once a week to be sure it doesn't have any smudges that will allow ants to cross.

Anyone here can help me babysit my glider for a few days?

Wah, my glider chewed through his pouch and my dad threw the pouch. I didn't know as I was asleep, then when I woke up, I was like ' Where's my pouch?!'

He ran into my dining area and hid on top of my curtains. Had such a fit at my dad. lol

Finally found him when my maid said she saw a big mouse with a long tail in the dining room.

I wonder, are gliders allowed in Singapore? As in to visit together with us.

Went to a couple of sites and some said gliders are grey when they're young, then turn brownish when they're older, while some say it's a different colour altogether. Which is true? So weird...

Err.. I mean the overall colour. My glider is very tan, not grey at all.

I bought the draw string pouch from 100yen shop. I find it pretty good. I got the striped one. Bangsar's 100yen shop still got 2 the last time I was there.

My Pickles' pee really smells! I think I would need someone to recommend a good, strong deodourant to help with this problem. lol

Having trouble feeding my smelly boy la... The only thing I have now to feed him is apples and mealies.

Sorry to hear that Suiteng, may he RIP.

This post has been edited by Reanne: Nov 10 2006, 04:03 AM

They're selling at RM488 each.

So far, my male pees everywhere in his cage and it's stinks up my entire room. Can't help ya mate.

Wah! Give beer to SGs? No comment. If they're like hamsters, as in cannot vomit or burp, then it will be very dangerous.

No, they still look too young to be oop.

Congrats! Will we be able to see pictures of the little ones soon?

FATTY PICKLES!

Wawawaaaa.... Chill everyone. I don't encourage sudden flaming immediately at the words 'I want to breed' mentioned. But the fact that you suddenly appear out of nowhere and ask for cheap SG and hedgehogs, then suddenly say want to breed, does not give you a good impression among forumers here.

I suggest you choose which to get first. Don't get them all at the same time as you may find it difficult to deal with all of them at one go. SGs need A LOT of attention and hedgehogs don't require as much, but they do need regular handling and interaction. If you get a pair of hedgies and a sugar glider all at the same time, I can imagine the strain of energy when handling them and giving attention everyday and taking care of them.

Unless of course, you don't really care and leave them be without bothering to give them attention other than food and water.

My advise is, don't ask for cheap animals because they are not cheap to breed and upkeep to begin with. There are reasons to why they are expensive and the reasons are very valid and clear. Take everything a step at a time and people may or may not realise whether you are really suitable to breed at all. If you prove to be able, instead of flaming you they will congratulate you on your litters and give good advise.