Sugar Glider V4, Pocket Marsupials
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 Feb 4 2008, 07:24 PM
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RM400 is normal/standard pet shop price.
From breeders can get a better price. And like what CFP said, a few hundred is a small price to pay for their long life span  --- Silverwineus, No worries lah, none taken anyway KP Added on February 4, 2008, 7:45 pm"Stoning Competition" Mandarin Orange vs Molly!   It seems that both are winners and equally good at stoning at the same place for more than 5 minutes!  KP This post has been edited by krynzpeaches: Feb 4 2008, 07:45 PM |
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Feb 5 2008, 09:52 AM
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QUOTE(emino @ Feb 4 2008, 10:39 PM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Someone lurves Cherry Tomatoes  ! I'm happy to see you happy with your suggie!  QUOTE(Reanne @ Feb 5 2008, 01:07 AM) Someone in Garage Sales is advertising joeys for sale and encouraging ppl to buy because it's Year of the Rat. WTF? The effect of the newspaper has started! It's sooooo sad!  I'll see if I can call the Star newspaper today  QUOTE(buttercup07 @ Feb 5 2008, 04:03 AM) KP my glider tgh tido...barking...then i check in d pouch..both sleeping.. but the barking sound still there...MIMPI KER? sweet peas, should give mentah2 or boil? and d biji inside..give or throw? Haha, sometimes it is mimpi Just hush them slowly back to slumber. Sweet peas? Give them raw, they'll love it! Don't throw the seeds, they love that too  QUOTE(emino @ Feb 5 2008, 08:42 AM) yeah, I've feed Teddy smaller worms since the giant one scares him. he likes the small worms A LOT. He's been eating non-stop. I stop him when its about his 20 worms, and he begs me with his sad eyes and licking me, and then he moveon to try and open the worm tupperware!  Added on February 5, 2008, 8:43 amBTW, I've never seen so many fruits in my fridge like right now lol. Haaa, see, they love mealworms! Super worms are scary to them, even to me! Looks like some hideous monster  Haha, same like my fridge when I first got Iggy... Carried on until now ooo... Always got fruits stock one QUOTE(spel'it @ Feb 5 2008, 08:54 AM) btw, is it normal for them to eat their poops back?  or is it indication of sumthing?  Sometimes they do. Some say they lack of something or they didn't digest the food fully before pooing, that's why they eat it back... Correct not Reanne? Increase their fruit diet, make sure they eat enough... ----- Last night made a veggie and fruit salad toss for my monsters... Chopped celery, carrot and apples into small cubes, give it a good toss before putting it into their bowl and found everything cleared this morning! So happy!  KP |
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Feb 5 2008, 03:04 PM
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onezkatana,
Welcome!  Hello apple, you must love apple a lot QUOTE(PaLoi_7717 @ Feb 5 2008, 11:26 AM) my sg just 3 days old..bought from hun and broken_string...last nite..bark oredi..sigh..i wonder if she misses me or her old suggie frens... Ahh, she's still new with you... I think she does miss her company a little. Keep her company, teman her more, play with her, she'll be fine after a few more days (I hope )Any name yet? QUOTE(cheekyd @ Feb 5 2008, 01:54 PM) hi guys. well just played with one glider 2 days ago and still luv having it... cant wait to bring it home with me...did so much of reading lately and still so many things to learn. anyway i'm just curious wats the price range in KL/PJ... i'm bac in PG now and plan to get 1 very soon for myself Price range at pet shops RM350 and above. From breeders RM280 and above. Don't hurry in getting a suggie, take your time with some proper research and such. Ask yourself if you can really commit to having one. Ask here if you have any Q's. Run through the 1st page over and over again if must. Thanks in advance for doing so. KP |
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Feb 5 2008, 03:43 PM
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QUOTE(cheekyd @ Feb 5 2008, 03:26 PM) do i really need a big place for it to stay ? coz wat i heard is that it can be bigger then a hamster cage but then i dont have a place for a bigger ones just for 1 suggie... some say that small cage i can bring it out often to social and play with it rite.... how do u choose and judge a young suggie... i was playing with one which is not more then 5 months old and its very tame with me.... not very active.... or should i go for the hyper active ones... if that wat they said that every suggie suits different kind of owner is it ? YES, the cage MUST be big. That's why I said, if must, read the 1st page over and over again. Cage sizes and pixs are all there dear It's way bigger than a hamster cage. Even a 3-4 tier hamster cage is not sufficient enough. Best is a bird cage with a MIN height of 3 feet. My first cage is a 3 feet one, used that for 1 suggie and then 2. But now I have a larger cage, almost same size with my wardrobe! To carry them around, it's best to use a proper pouch or a small proper carrier. But they must not be kept confined in the pouch or small carrier if they are awake or active. Sample of pixs of TOO young joeys are also in the first page, you can use that as guidance. To choose a non-active or hyper-active suggie depends on you and the suggie itself... No 2 suggies are alike... When you get your suggie, they might not seems active at that time, but they could just surprise you on the next day itself So any suggie is as lovable as others as long as they are healthy Here's a clearer pix of a healthy suggie at appx. 7 weeks Out Of Pouch (appx. almost 4 months from birth) Look at how big they'll grow with proper nursing from their parent   Hope this helps KP This post has been edited by krynzpeaches: Feb 5 2008, 03:45 PM |
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Feb 5 2008, 04:48 PM
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QUOTE(cheekyd @ Feb 5 2008, 04:43 PM) wow... wielding your own suggie cages... man that should be huge... anyway man this forums is providing me alot of info and still reading.... man i havent been reading from the computer so much until now.... wat is a bonding pouch ? a regular pouch that use to take out ? Haha, I hope your eyes won't fall off too soon Keep on reading Click on the siggy for suggiestuf below, you'll see how a bonding pouch looks like (Not promoting anything aaa, just asking him to look only )Yes, it is used for bonding and for taking them out QUOTE(spel'it @ Feb 5 2008, 04:44 PM) KP, the petshop here said their supplier dont have the pets own lactose free milk. They only have the new born puppy's one. but then it is damn expensive since they are selling it in 2kg packs. So, can u pls pls pls be a dear n post to me the pets own lactose free one? Just tell me the price. Can not? Sure thing I also dunno how much yet I'll get it and post it to you Will need your addie, just leave me a PM KP |
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Feb 5 2008, 04:56 PM
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Nope, that not Molly or Micah... That's a friend's joey
Hey, you know what, I was looking for the Pets Own Milk price and I found out you can buy it direct online ler  Delivery below RM55.00 for peninsular Malaysia is FREE summore The Pets Own Milk is only RM7.50 Check it out here : http://buddypetwagon.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=31_101 Tadaa! KP |
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Feb 5 2008, 05:13 PM
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jtl, the promo at buddypetwagon or you?
--- Haha, spel'it, so you wanna buy it from there or you want me to get it for you? QUOTE(cheekyd @ Feb 5 2008, 04:58 PM) thanks KP. anyway if i wish to keep my suggie in a small cage not till the saiz of a feet or 2... is it possible to make it happy.... i'm a luv pets but my environment sometimes seems to limit my capabilities to own 1.... use to have a pekingese but have to give it up to my uncle back after a few months of care from me.... thanks u so much for your attention anyway.... Oh NO, NO, NO... Keeping suggies in a cage less than 2 feet or worse less than 1 feet is a torture to them... Even with frequent outing, I don't think they'll be happy even for one bit if being caged in a cage of that size... The basic 3 feet cage is not that big at all once you get use to it. If space or environment is a limit, then you shouldn't get one until you have the space or environment for it. If you truly love pets, you'll think about it before yourself  KP |
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Feb 5 2008, 05:42 PM
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Yes, Pets Own is safe for suggies as its Lactose Free.
Hun has been using it for found under aged gliders. I'm not sure in what form it is as I have never used it personally, but if not mistaken it's in powder form and needs to be consumed within a few days after opening if not mistaken. Hun or Reanne would know more about using/feeding Pets Own KP |
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Feb 5 2008, 05:48 PM
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I was about to say liquid after looking closely at the packaging
Thanks jtl KP |
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Feb 5 2008, 06:15 PM
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QUOTE(silverwineus @ Feb 5 2008, 05:53 PM) ...but what about tortoise eating guineas poo?  Added on February 5, 2008, 6:08 pm I really really like this pic, this lil glidie looks super adorable... I like to call a glider as "glidie",..haha Tortoise eat guinea pigs poo Now thats a headache Haha, glidie la pulak, most people call it suggie That is one super adorable, super healthy and super friendly glidie KP |
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Feb 5 2008, 06:54 PM
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QUOTE(krynzpeaches @ Feb 5 2008, 03:43 PM) Best is a bird cage with a MIN height of 3 feet. QUOTE(cheekyd @ Feb 5 2008, 06:42 PM) thanks guys... 3 feet meaning the height ? well i heard we can feed them with millk? wat kind of milk ? is it like those milk powder kinda or ? thanks for ur sharing As above, I have already mentioned 3 feet height Milk also we have been discussing just a few post above dear... Do look closely... Only Pet Own Lactose Free is best for them, but milk is not necessary if your glider is fully weaned and at the right age. No need to give an adult glider milk lor... KP |
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Feb 6 2008, 09:57 AM
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QUOTE(silverwineus @ Feb 6 2008, 01:44 AM) Actually, i'm trying to weld according to my draft.. but this is just a preliminary draft and subject to changes.. The green colour piece is a plate... and the red piece is a bracket.. Is there any suggestion on how to improve on it? OMG, it's 2am.  Actually, this draft was started earlier on just now and manage to finish.. I have no stinking idea about welding, so I have no proper advice to give except : "Go to sleep woman!" Hahahahaha  QUOTE(yaca @ Feb 6 2008, 02:14 AM) alloo......... i terbeli sg yg 3weeks old...... so plz help me...need to know all important thing yg i ptt wat to make sure she's always healthy..i got problem relating to its drink T E R BELI??? How can you even terrr-beli??? A 3 weeks old summore! I have nothing to say at the moment and lucky you Reanne has answered your questions. So much in my mind which is not entirely good for a jolly half day work morning. QUOTE(Reanne @ Feb 6 2008, 03:42 AM) Got a another sad case today. A friend of mine, he's around his 30s now, has a glider that has been self-mutilating. He has kept it for about 5 months and it has severed it's own tail in half, half naked from pulling it's own fur off, chewed on it's paws until swollen and chewed off half of both patagiums. He also told me his friend has a glider that actually holds the bars of the cage and slams it's face into the bars until it draws blood. He didn't seem to realize how serious it was already. I tried advising him and offered a home for it, but he seemed more keen on giving his friend(Dunno which friend). He said this friend had been keeping gliders for awhile and should know how to care for it(I disagree!). This was a result of his girlfriend impulse buying because she thought they were cute and his friend telling him gliders are easy to care for. It is indeed a hard decision for him to make but what upsets me most is that he really didn't seem to know how bad the situation really was. I fear for the glider, hope my friend decides soon, the glider may not survive that long. WTF!!! What kind of person is this idiot??? (If he's your friend Reanne, sorry I have to say that...) I'm totally speechless! I know there's nothing I can do about this except that I pray to god to help this poor glider through his suffering and may it end very soon..... I do hope this story/case will open up some eyes in here about why we are too passionate about glider care and welfare... We are not mean, not rude, not trying to act like we know, but just trying our very best because we care too deeply for these little creatures... It's breaking my heart terribly and I'm holding my tears away... ----- This is NOT a good morning... KP This post has been edited by krynzpeaches: Feb 6 2008, 09:58 AM |
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Feb 6 2008, 10:12 AM
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I imagined the gliders condition and I cried okay!
How am I suppose to chill? KP |
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Feb 6 2008, 10:37 AM
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I know...
But I feel that it could have been prevented if the owner wanted it to... I can't even imagine myself in that guys shoe... I would break my heart even to see the slightest sadness in my suggies! *sighhh* I'm gonna go busy myself with something else for a while... It's depressing for me... KP |
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Feb 6 2008, 04:43 PM
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QUOTE(spel'it @ Feb 6 2008, 12:06 PM) Well, the last time i consult KP, she said both Koochee n Cheekoo, they are quite small. She wud say just 1 month OOP. So now, they are like 6-7 weeks OOP. Bcoz i think Koochee is slightly older than Cheekoo. I said approximately 1 month OOP which means more or less, not exactly yah... QUOTE(Reanne @ Feb 6 2008, 02:31 PM) Awh, don't la be so sad. I feel sad too but don't let it ruin your morning. Kinda makes me feel a bit bad to post it. Right now he doesn't want to listen we can't really do anything. The best we can do is hope and pray for the poor thing. Actually in my head I was scolding him and calling him idiot, so it's ok. For some reason, when we put it very nicely and explain, nobody really listens. When I explained nicely and calmly, he just went, 'Oh, is it?', 'Ohhh... Really?', in a very calm voice, when he explained about the self mutilation he didn't have a pained or sad expression on his face.If he does pass on at least he won't suffer anymore. Don't feel bad for posting it. I really appreciate you sharing that with everybody. I just can't help feeling sad for the poor glider... *snifff* QUOTE(emino @ Feb 6 2008, 02:46 PM) Gosh, my baby sleeps like a log in the pouch and many curious co-workers keep insisting me to wake him up...  Izit also because the pouch is just toooo comfy  Hahaha Kidding!Well, you can wake him up and let him pee on your colleagues... That would be fun! Hahaha ----- Sooo, I kindda busied myself with letting a photographer friend of mine taking pixs of Iggy and Micah I loveeeee the photos!!! They turned out great! Although not much of Micah cuz he won't sit still... Iggy is a natural talent... Muahahaha...Need to resize it before I can post it tho Hahaha... I adore the pixs!  KP |
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Feb 6 2008, 05:00 PM
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QUOTE(spel'it @ Feb 6 2008, 04:47 PM) Hahaha...yeah KP. Noted that. Cant wait to see those pics. KP, i can see iggy is sumwut ur fav ek? heheheh.... Haha, not to pilih kasih or what, but he's my first glider! He came a long way dear, from a wild, biting and crabbing boy to what he is today... He's the smartest and most adorable to me Can't say I'm not proud of him KP |
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Feb 8 2008, 05:08 PM
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QUOTE(bonai @ Feb 8 2008, 11:53 AM) talking bout bald patch, when usually they get it? On average, they sexually mature at 7 months onwards. At this time, the bald spot is usually very obvious already. Some also depends on the glider itself. Some can see little bald spot as early as 4-5 months. KP Added on February 8, 2008, 5:10 pmCFP, Yuri is adorable! I hope you'll keep her --- Ayiesz, Quite a few suggie owners wanna go neutering soon including me, mebbe we can nego kaw-kaw then Hehehe KP This post has been edited by krynzpeaches: Feb 8 2008, 05:10 PM |
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Feb 9 2008, 08:43 PM
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QUOTE(emino @ Feb 8 2008, 08:15 PM) I'm wondering how damaging can a flash from a camera be to our gliders? Coz some shots are not nice without flashes. Added on February 8, 2008, 8:17 pm Yeah, planning to neuter Teddy too. I want him to be handsome forever! Maybe in April. Yeah, without flash sometimes the pix not good and blur summore... I used to worry too, but I don't take it too close to their face lah and I read that they could get used to it, just not too often lah Wish I have a damn good SLR weii... Without flash also, pix turned out superb! *speaking of that, will have to upload the pixs on Monday lah as my broadband at home is too slow for that kind of stuff *QUOTE(ayiesz @ Feb 8 2008, 09:05 PM) kewl  .can go together. early march if possible. dunwan to see joey bald for long. and their penises keep coming out Hahaha, I'd imagine all 3 of us bringing our babies to the vet and waiting anxiously for their surgery to be over QUOTE(spel'it @ Feb 9 2008, 11:21 AM) These are the latest pics of Cheekoo:- Cheekoo1 Cheekoo2 Cheekoo3 Cheekoo4 Cheekoo5, Can u see the bald patches on this tail and legs? Added on February 9, 2008, 11:26 amThese are pics of Koochee:- Koochee1 Koochee2 Koochee3 Koochee4 Koochee5 Koochee6 Honey, that is one bald joey! Or more like half naked joey! Looks worrying lah... Do get in touch with Reanne when you are here, I'm sure she'll guide you to a good vet... Please bring them see a vet asap kay... QUOTE(jinhoe @ Feb 9 2008, 01:08 PM) erm, does anybody noe a hissing that sounds like crabbing mean? it just hiss out of nth, it does poo. Hissing when poo or pee? Could be having difficulties to do their biz... If prolonged and not treated correctly, could lead/be UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) I can't remember correctly the home remedy, I think it's apple juice... Will check with Hun or Reanne to be sure... KP |
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Feb 10 2008, 11:18 AM
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QUOTE(ayiesz @ Feb 9 2008, 10:48 PM) KP when u plan to go to the vet? need to check my schedule End February or early-early March (that's when got gaji ma )Ok? ----- D40... D40x... D200... Cool gadgets! I'm not sure what my photographer friend uses, but the shots are cool! Nanti-nanti, tmrw I share okay KP |
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Feb 11 2008, 03:17 PM
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QUOTE(spel'it @ Feb 11 2008, 03:09 PM) KP KP, earth to KP, Mane gambar iggy n micah....wait from morning lagi nih...heheheh... Shhh... I thot no one here I've been trying to upload it to Photobucket dari tadi tak masuk2... Hang on ahh... KP |
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