i got it from http://sugargliderauthority.com/category/f...-sugar-gliders/
Sugar Glider V4, Pocket Marsupials
Sugar Glider V4, Pocket Marsupials
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Dec 2 2007, 05:44 AM
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Dec 2 2007, 10:32 AM
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QUOTE(buttercup07 @ Dec 1 2007, 05:42 AM) silverwineus I guess you can't do anything more about the flies.... unless you beli the lilin for insects lah. Everytime makan time, you light up the lilin hahahah... romantic feel.ur salad contains wat inside ? my glider seldom eat vege lah... btw...how to actually make them eat scramble egg or telur rebus ar ? they like tak layan the food only..... and how to actually halau the small small lalat ar ?? haiya...i put daun serai they still come lah... Added on December 1, 2007, 7:21 amnew update...i saw ally(the female) eating the telur.....not abu... they very choosy wan...wanna start give mealworm...dunno wether they nak makan or not... Added on December 1, 2007, 7:28 amally likes to get a piggyback ride...she always grab abu from behind then abu jalan...and abu will obviously be pissed off...haha..so funny lah...how la to make her stop ? Added on December 1, 2007, 7:32 amWhat should you do about a sugar glider who is a picky eater and who refuses to eat the healthy food you serve him or her? First of all, you need to understand normal sugar glider behavior with regard to eating. You should expect to see some "leftovers" most nights. Sugar gliders typically eat part of what is offered, throw a part of what is offered around (hence the need for a "Critter Hut" or something similar to minimize your cleanup time) and ignore part of what is offered. This is normal sugar glider behavior. If you are expecting your sugar glider to lick his bowl clean like your dog does, forget it! That's not how sugar gliders eat. Additionally, sugar gliders will sometimes eat very lightly for 2 or 3 days. Another type of normal sugar glider eating behavior is to ignore something the first few times you put it in front of them. That doesn't necessarily mean they don't like it. Multiple offers of the food over a period of days may be necessary before a glider will try it. When dealing with a picky eater, remember that if permitted, a sugar glider will pick out its favorite foods every night and ignore the rest. In that sense, they really are like children. It is up to you to provide variety so that your glider doesn't eat the same thing every night. If your sugar glider won't eat its fruits or vegetables, try feeding a fruit or vegetable first, after you remove all other food from the cage. Feed the rest of his food an hour or two later. If this does not work, then feed only a fruit or veggie for one or two nights. A glider usually will not starve itself to death. After one or two nights, he will probably eat the item in question. If your sugar glider won't eat its protein, mix the food you want him to eat with something else you know he loves and can't resist. You can try mixing protein with low-sugar apple juice, applesauce, yogurt, etc. Use only enough of the treat foods to get your sugar glider to eat the food you want it to eat. Don't overdo the sugar especially. If you have a sugar glider who is refusing to eat his protein, you may have to try putting out only protein foods for a day or two, until your sugar glider is hungry enough to it it. i got this from a website...problem solved...i think... what do u guys think ? It is natural for a younger glider to ride on an older glider. So no need to stop it lah, they will learn. What the website said is true. Gliders can be picky and they are not dumb to not eat.... so eventually will eat lah. QUOTE(silverwineus @ Dec 1 2007, 10:09 AM) It seems like your abu and suggies very manja2.. Mine is not exceptional as well, quite manja too. Even though they take it for granted sometimes, but love covers all. Yah, put mealworms first, sure finish it the first then only fruits. Veggies, it depends. You should try getting a bunga raya for your gliders and give it to them. I enjoy watching my gliders attack and chew on the flower. It is also a nutritious treat and the hibiscus plant is one of the very few safe flowering plant.Oh you want my salad recipe? Hehe.. Nothing extraordinary la.. I give them just a few selection of veges that are intended for my guinea and tort, like sawi, kangkung, carrot(they especially like this one), cucumber, spinach and the like.. i don't know whether oyster mushroom is good for them, maybe some may advice me on this. I observe that suggies are fond of sugary food. I think veges are rather plain in flavour, so it won't appeal much to the suggies. If you were to put apples, mealworm and veges into a bowl and test them, they will most likely go for the mealworm first, then apples, and finally the vege. Do you all agree? Therefore i will leave only the vege with them for the night, and since that's the only choice for them or starve, they will settle on for the vege. I think, suggies have all their likes and dislikes, if yours do not like scramble eggs, you can try by just giving them the yoke and see what happens. Another method which has already been mentioned below is to mix the yoke with Gerber's applesauce or honey. Hopefully they will layan. Well, let me know what's the outcome. This is the first time i heard this, using daun serai as a deterrent to flies, hmm.. If you are really really annoyed with this fly, then install mosquitoes netting to your entire house just like mine, of course that's just meant for joking.. You can use mosquito netting for your cage, but it won't be able to shield you from the very small flying insects. It can prevent the larger ones though. Or you might want to bring them in with a carrier and let them eat in it. Place the carrier at a place that's safe from insects, maybe an enclosure with locked doors or window. If possible don't leave the food there for too long. I used to let my suggies eat in a small cage and membelai them while they eat as a way of bonding. I believe your suggies will love mealworms, but i have come to know that its content of fat is high, so nowadays i am not so generous with mealworms but rather the crickets. Well, nice effort, thanks for sharing the website, it's indeed helpful, let me know what's site is that if you will? Have a nice weekend to all.. Added on December 1, 2007, 4:59 pm For those who face a hurdle before they could keep their pets will cherish theirs more.. About the flies.... is not really the daun serai.... but the root. Getting hold of a large bunch of the root, then pounding the base to release the oils and put it near the source where flies come, it can lessen the flies, same with many types of herbs like mint and rosemary.... but once it dries out, then the flies would come again. Crickets are better than mealworms. Good protein. How many gliders do you have? After seeing your cage, I wanna make one already. So much easier to buy the frame. |
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Dec 2 2007, 05:50 PM
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makan bunga raya? lol -.-" yaa finally now in KL back..huhu..
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Dec 2 2007, 09:03 PM
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Yah.... Makan the bunga. damn cute to see.
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Dec 3 2007, 01:37 AM
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Whoa, it's been such a long time since I last checked this thread out.
My sugar glider's made himself comfortable sleeping next to my keyboard. I'm having the toughest time cutting his fingernails these days. He's a lot more naughty now that he's older! Can't sit still for even two seconds, especially when he sees the nail clipper. Smart fella. Anyways, good to see some of the old familiar faces and to the ones I don't know, hi! |
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Dec 3 2007, 02:25 AM
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QUOTE(silverwineus @ Nov 30 2007, 04:29 PM) Well, yea yea~~ do the 3 hours thingy! To have the support of my family, when i was schooling, i set apart exactly 3 hours a day for revising and study. Consistently doing it everyday. After that 3 hours, i will watch TV or play with pets etc. leisures.. and NO MORE STUDY.. My parents knew about my "3 hour a day" study plan as i told them, so they will never scold me for having leisures and playing with pets after my study hour. Don't be discouraged by your mom ok? Have a nice day.. |
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Dec 3 2007, 05:00 AM
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sugar glide is the first pet with bulu that i bela n keep at my house...
before this...strictly cannot..coz my sista n my mom got sinus and asthma.. the reason i gave was...i buy the glider right on my birthday... and i told my parents that my gf bought it for me...and soon after they saw.. they abit marah lah...then my dad n sista do research on glider... and the accept it...but in 1 condition...put it outside...and they even give me money to buy Abu's partner...haha..and ask me to build a bigger cage once they grow bigger |
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Dec 3 2007, 07:20 AM
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tak mabuk ke? huhu..~ cute aa? wuu wanna try bunga tahi ayam
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Dec 3 2007, 10:01 AM
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QUOTE(misa @ Dec 3 2007, 01:37 AM) Whoa, it's been such a long time since I last checked this thread out. Ahahah... welcome back. Yah, you had not been in here for such a long time, now already V4.My sugar glider's made himself comfortable sleeping next to my keyboard. I'm having the toughest time cutting his fingernails these days. He's a lot more naughty now that he's older! Can't sit still for even two seconds, especially when he sees the nail clipper. Smart fella. Anyways, good to see some of the old familiar faces and to the ones I don't know, hi! Gliders are smart. They know.... now my Kiah and Kapi never let me cut their nails properly. They would struggle and jump away when they see the nail clipper. QUOTE(hackerzx @ Dec 3 2007, 07:20 AM) Mabuk? Makan bunga can mabuk? Ehhhh.... don't simply bagi bunga tau. Only Bunga Raya boleh. Bunga lain could be poison to them.Added on December 3, 2007, 10:02 am QUOTE(buttercup07 @ Dec 3 2007, 05:00 AM) sugar glide is the first pet with bulu that i bela n keep at my house... Sometimes parents are like that lah. I also had to say my gliders were a gift as well hahaahh.before this...strictly cannot..coz my sista n my mom got sinus and asthma.. the reason i gave was...i buy the glider right on my birthday... and i told my parents that my gf bought it for me...and soon after they saw.. they abit marah lah...then my dad n sista do research on glider... and the accept it...but in 1 condition...put it outside...and they even give me money to buy Abu's partner...haha..and ask me to build a bigger cage once they grow bigger This post has been edited by crazymouse_yyh: Dec 3 2007, 10:02 AM |
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Dec 3 2007, 10:09 AM
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QUOTE(buttercup07 @ Dec 1 2007, 05:42 AM) new update...i saw ally(the female) eating the telur.....not abu... they very choosy wan...wanna start give mealworm...dunno wether they nak makan or not... Added on December 1, 2007, 7:28 amally likes to get a piggyback ride...she always grab abu from behind then abu jalan...and abu will obviously be pissed off...haha..so funny lah...how la to make her stop ? Added on December 1, 2007, 7:32 am » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « i got this from a website...problem solved...i think... what do u guys think ? I don't really bother about giving them to eat eggs cuz it's already in the mix and they will always clean their bowl of mix About piggyback riding, I think your female is still young and sees your male as an adult, so she does it. Eventually she will stop when she is big enough. Nothing you can about it. Yes, what the site has explained is true. No two gliders are alike, some can be picky, some not and some are extremely picky. It all draws down to how we tackle it. It is important not to always give in as we know they need the right balanced diet. Try feeding them the same thing 2-3 days in a row will eventually work. Don't be put off if they don't eat something you prepared for them. They might not have the interest that night or two but will probably finish it all up the next time you try. It's all about understanding your suggies QUOTE(silverwineus @ Dec 1 2007, 10:09 AM) I give them just a few selection of veges that are intended for my guinea and tort, like sawi, kangkung, carrot(they especially like this one), cucumber, spinach and the like.. i don't know whether oyster mushroom is good for them, maybe some may advice me on this. I observe that suggies are fond of sugary food. I think veges are rather plain in flavour, so it won't appeal much to the suggies. If you were to put apples, mealworm and veges into a bowl and test them, they will most likely go for the mealworm first, then apples, and finally the vege. Do you all agree? Therefore i will leave only the vege with them for the night, and since that's the only choice for them or starve, they will settle on for the vege. --- I believe your suggies will love mealworms, but i have come to know that its content of fat is high, so nowadays i am not so generous with mealworms but rather the crickets. Hmm, I don't think oyster mushroom is something I would give them personally... Don't think it'll do them any good. Yeah, the name sugar glider is derived from their liking of sugary and sweet things, so how can they resist it I for one love to make sure that their food is of something sweet(except for the mealworm ofcourse...) I make sure the fruits are sweet enough, the mix is sweet enough, even the vege I love to give them is the sweet peas And yes, I am guilty for over indulging my suggies with mealworm QUOTE(hackerzx @ Dec 3 2007, 07:20 AM) Which would "you" prefer to eat, bunga raya OR bunya taik ayam How was your traveling with your suggie? She okay? ----- Had a so-so wonderful weekend. Had gotten some time to let Iggy roam around free and this time cautiously let Luna out to(which I end up looking for her and found her near the large vase as she would not stay on the curtain or come to me like Iggy does Iggy is a good boy but naughty and cheeky at the same time KP Added on December 3, 2007, 10:12 am QUOTE(crazymouse_yyh @ Dec 3 2007, 10:01 AM) Gliders are smart. They know.... now my Kiah and Kapi never let me cut their nails properly. They would struggle and jump away when they see the nail clipper. Added on December 3, 2007, 10:02 am Sometimes parents are like that lah. I also had to say my gliders were a gift as well hahaahh. I still cut their nails during their sleep. Although half awake, they know it and will always pull their hand back or make a 360 turning in the pouch which makes me have to rotate the pouch a couple of times before successfully cutting all their nails But it still needs to be done every week Haha, I didn't tell my husband about getting Iggy before I got him... I just kindda brought him back KP This post has been edited by krynzpeaches: Dec 3 2007, 10:12 AM |
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Dec 3 2007, 10:19 AM
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QUOTE(krynzpeaches @ Dec 3 2007, 10:09 AM) I don't really bother about giving them to eat eggs cuz it's already in the mix and they will always clean their bowl of mix I gave my gliders a very ripe Kiwi. They love it. Also, I realize my gliders know the difference of quality oranges hahahah.... this time got hold of oranges which are not so juicy, they didn't touch 1 piece also.... so I substitute with carrots. Later gonna find some bunga raya for them hehehehe.About piggyback riding, I think your female is still young and sees your male as an adult, so she does it. Eventually she will stop when she is big enough. Nothing you can about it. Yes, what the site has explained is true. No two gliders are alike, some can be picky, some not and some are extremely picky. It all draws down to how we tackle it. It is important not to always give in as we know they need the right balanced diet. Try feeding them the same thing 2-3 days in a row will eventually work. Don't be put off if they don't eat something you prepared for them. They might not have the interest that night or two but will probably finish it all up the next time you try. It's all about understanding your suggies Hmm, I don't think oyster mushroom is something I would give them personally... Don't think it'll do them any good. Yeah, the name sugar glider is derived from their liking of sugary and sweet things, so how can they resist it I for one love to make sure that their food is of something sweet(except for the mealworm ofcourse...) I make sure the fruits are sweet enough, the mix is sweet enough, even the vege I love to give them is the sweet peas And yes, I am guilty for over indulging my suggies with mealworm Which would "you" prefer to eat, bunga raya OR bunya taik ayam How was your traveling with your suggie? She okay? ----- Had a so-so wonderful weekend. Had gotten some time to let Iggy roam around free and this time cautiously let Luna out to(which I end up looking for her and found her near the large vase as she would not stay on the curtain or come to me like Iggy does Iggy is a good boy but naughty and cheeky at the same time KP Iggy, he must be a darling already after neutering. He still got scent mark? My gliders are funny. You know your cage set? Well, Kiah likes to sleep and hide in the tunnel, while Kapi hogs the sleeping pouch. But sometimes they will both cuddle in the sleeping pouch. Then at night, they annoy me by jumping on the hammock on and off. |
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Dec 3 2007, 10:43 AM
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QUOTE(crazymouse_yyh @ Dec 3 2007, 10:19 AM) I gave my gliders a very ripe Kiwi. They love it. Also, I realize my gliders know the difference of quality oranges hahahah.... this time got hold of oranges which are not so juicy, they didn't touch 1 piece also.... so I substitute with carrots. Later gonna find some bunga raya for them hehehehe. Iggy, he must be a darling already after neutering. He still got scent mark? My gliders are funny. You know your cage set? Well, Kiah likes to sleep and hide in the tunnel, while Kapi hogs the sleeping pouch. But sometimes they will both cuddle in the sleeping pouch. Then at night, they annoy me by jumping on the hammock on and off. Last time I tried giving them Kiwi, they love the sweet ones only... You know lah cuz sometimes Kiwi got a bit "masam" rite... Ohh, but then, the seeds will be very messy I think Iggy is still his same ol' self but getting much more clever ofcourse... Knows how to sneak out past my arms even in the smallest opening and perch on my shoulder waiting for me to take him to his playground Nope, no more scent marking, no more balding Haha, it's great to know they make full use of the cagestuf Ohh, do take pixs of them with the cagestuf, I will add a suggiestuf photo album in my sales thread to make it interesting KP |
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Dec 3 2007, 11:16 AM
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Yar... the seeds were everywhere hahhaha.... the kiwi was soft and squishy, so it is over ripe. Sweet so they like LOL.
Wah, I find it hard to take a pic of the cage stuff, all hide inside. Dark dark, can't see loh, especially the tunnel. The hammock, they only do the jumping about when I'm asleep.... |
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Dec 3 2007, 11:23 AM
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Haha, they make it into a trampoline I guess
So smart! KP |
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Dec 3 2007, 10:01 PM
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A FUN RIDE
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Dec 3 2007, 10:04 PM
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Dec 4 2007, 02:05 AM
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lol...so many pocket monster comes home with "present"
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Dec 4 2007, 03:26 AM
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guys...ive read in an article somewhere i forgot the link...
they say that there is something in cricket that can actually make ur glider sakit....the fluid inside cricket can make something lah....some penyakit... lupa wat..issit true ? |
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Dec 4 2007, 09:38 AM
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QUOTE(buttercup07 @ Dec 4 2007, 03:26 AM) guys...ive read in an article somewhere i forgot the link... What i know is sugar gliders can contract aflatoxicosis, ingestion of the aflatoxins, by eating crickets who have been fed contaminated corn or feeds.they say that there is something in cricket that can actually make ur glider sakit....the fluid inside cricket can make something lah....some penyakit... lupa wat..issit true ? Added on December 4, 2007, 7:13 pm QUOTE(crazymouse_yyh @ Dec 3 2007, 10:04 PM) Haha, you are most welcomed to be my honored guest. But there's really nothing remarkable aboout my pets.. i have some fishes, bird, marsupials, chelonians, rodents..During my badminton game yesterday, my friends noticed that i was scratching my hands. Both hands were marked with red rashes. They asked me why. Then today, another friend asked me what were those scratches on my hand. Do you guys have these scratches and rashes associated with gliders? Just want to know. This post has been edited by silverwineus: Dec 4 2007, 07:14 PM |
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Dec 4 2007, 11:54 PM
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ya..long journey..tired oso..huhu..
anyone see enchanted movie? lol ~ wanna tame my sg like the chipmunk in movie haha..so cute oso XD |
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