QUOTE(carenys55 @ Aug 22 2007, 08:49 PM)
Kp,yup Chloey loves the PINK pouch.
She's slightly better already,less crabby.
When my hand reaches her,she still crabs.
Planning to do Bra bonding now,
but scaerd that she'll jump away from my body.

Haha, Chloey loves pink...

Let her be more familiar with you before doing bra/inside shirt bonding, scared she's not use to it and might wanna run out.
Once you can successfully put your hand in the pouch without her crabbing at you, than you know you have gained something

QUOTE(dj.sars @ Aug 22 2007, 11:49 PM)
are they hard to breed ?
are they as bad as breeding hammys ?
Tsk, tsk, tsk... Sorry to say, but I hate it when people ask about 'are they hard to breed...' Gives me the impression of impulse breeding...
I must say here that if you intend to breed them properly with the aim to achieve good, healthy and quality joeys, YES, they are HARD to breed because the food intake and proper housing has to be taken seriously.
I think I have mentioned before about it is best to get same sex pair to prevent breeding. Stick to female+female or male+male. Unless you can get neutered male + female. It is best for both the owner and suggies.
A lot needs to be taken into consideration before breeding suggies. So please reconsider even if you say "when I have them long enough, sooner or later wanna breed them."
Ask more questions if you must and we'll try our best to guide you.
QUOTE(crazymouse_yyh @ Aug 23 2007, 12:02 AM)
A glider can only breed twice a year... each time only 2 joeys.... so comparing them with hamsters is a bit wrong lah. Gliders can live up to 10 years while a hamster is only 2 years.... so breeding only twice a year makes them, well, low in supply.
Hun, yes, in general gliders breed twice a year. BUT, for captive gliders, they CAN actually breed all year long. It may not be as frequent as hammies, but it can be more than twice a year. It's a proven fact for all captive animals that they breed more often in captivity than in the wild or nature. I'll search back the information about this and share with you.
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Quoted from Jennifer of Pet Sugar Glider : "Shortly after the joey comes out of pouch, the parents may decide to mate again. It is possible for her to give birth to a new joey and while nursing one that is out of pouch.
Another one that says about breeding all year long is from Glider University if not mistaken.
QUOTE(hackerzx @ Aug 23 2007, 01:38 AM)
wht ar the age suitable for take one mre sg? 1year? er?
Actually whenever your 1st one is bonded, it should be okay. The sooner the better, so that the age gap will not be a problem.

KP
This post has been edited by krynzpeaches: Aug 23 2007, 04:11 PM