Yah.... I remember 1 male peed on me when he jumped onto my shoulder, it was the marking pee.... wahhhh... damn stinky, but then I didn't change my shirt lah heheheh....

LOL, the thing is, it is not my glider hahahah....

LOL, the thing is, it is not my glider hahahah....

Making you belong to him, not him belong to you

Like he's saying "Nah, now you're mine... All mine! Muahahaha..." (glider laugh...)


KP

Hahaha... same, my females do that sometimes.... but mostly normal odourless pee.

My dad won't let me get a bigger cage, so I'm thinking of modifying a connector to connect 2 cages together.... now thinking of a plan.

My gliders are like balloons! The way they eat.... till belly become bloated. I'm surprised that my gliders can finish all their fruits and still want to eat more hahahah. Now 4 gliders (3 are mine and 1 is boarding) are fat chubby monsters.

Anyway, take advantage of local fruits.... jambu and jambu air is full of calcium. Ciku and mangoes are well loved, same as rambutan, papaya and sugar apples....

Kapi is just plain greedy. In her left paw was a piece of honey dew, and her right paw a piece of ciku. She took 1 bite of the honey dew, then another bite of ciku, and she kept alternating her left and right paw. Sigh, so cute. Kiah prefers to munch on ciku and sun melon.

If you guys can afford RM5, just go to Cold Storage and find imported yogurt. I think gliders would love it since it is full fat and full of flavours. Full fat yogurt is much better than low fat.

About the pee thing..... gliders do have 2 types of pee.... but with 1 glider, I don't think much marking is done. Teddy has not started marking yet..... his bald spot still not prominent yet. I've seen gliders mark their owners too, the males do it in such a cute way hhahah.

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Added on February 17, 2008, 9:11 pmSoy oil should be fine.... I just stay away from the soy protein, coz there was an article on soy protein being bad for gliders. Somehow the article is missing from the website, it was also on lima beans and avocado.

Hehe, the male marking is really really smelly.
way different from the female.
Sure cannot tahan wan.
I used to keep them in my room,the whole room including me smells lkike his pee
but i'm too used to it so i dun smell it, my friends will faint
haha

hi guyz...i'm new here..hello to eeeeeeeeeevryone..something bout me..i bought a female sugar glider for my own bday gift.. ..actually i've been watching for the suggie days before.. ..and after i bought,i named her  kiki..no idea where that name came from,but i liked it..and yet already a week,she still bites me... ..

hi guyz...i'm new here..hello to eeeeeeeeeevryone..something bout me..i bought a female sugar glider for my own bday gift.. ..actually i've been watching for the suggie days before.. ..and after i bought,i named her  kiki..no idea where that name came from,but i liked it..and yet already a week,she still bites me... ..

I've gotten the pet's own lactose free milk. How many times a day we need to feed them with it eh?

Got such milk here?
How old is ur joey?
How often u feed them depends on how old they are.
If they r just OOP then every 2-3 hours.

Yeah, i bought it online. I think Petshack shud have it too.
Anyway, they are about 7 weeks OOP. But still too little. And they are lacking fur. Though the fur has starts growing again, i just tot i need to try giving them the milk.

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Added on February 18, 2008, 8:58 amowh...n they've eaten other things as well. fruits, chicken, boiled or scrambled eggs, yogurts, yakult, fruit juice, baby food (but had not for quite sumtime), oat and glider mixed.

mealworm, not yet, tried but they dun want. tuna dun want. eagle pack holistic cat food (treat) only just started. Koochee took it, Cheekoo didnt.

If they r 7 weeks OOP then it's no longer a requirement to give them milk.
But u can feed them if they want it.
For the meal worms, u should break it n then feed it to them.
By 8th week they should be fully furred n the tail should be fluffy already.
That would mean they r weaned,else u need to give them milk.

If they r 7 weeks OOP then it's no longer a requirement to give them milk.
But u can feed them if they want it.
For the meal worms, u should break it n then feed it to them.
By 8th week they should be fully furred n the tail should be fluffy already.
That would mean they r weaned,else u need to give them milk.

Her case is different jitshiong, she got the joeys too young and they haven't gotten enough milk since.

A well and healthy joey will be fully furred by as little as 4 weeks OOP. The tails will start to poofed up at 5-6 weeks OOP and by 7-8 weeks will be really fluffed up.

But he joey is not a matter of that, he is not well before and was practically naked at even his age right now.

You can search back for some of the pixs then you'll understand.

KP

Her case is different jitshiong, she got the joeys too young and they haven't gotten enough milk since.

A well and healthy joey will be fully furred by as little as 4 weeks OOP. The tails will start to poofed up at 5-6 weeks OOP and by 7-8 weeks will be really fluffed up.

But he joey is not a matter of that, he is not well before and was practically naked at even his age right now.

You can search back for some of the pixs then you'll understand.

KP