Pet shack should give since I got it from them. If tak da, then you can buy pvc pipe to cut into the crossbar's length.

Yes. It is provided by the company that produces the wheel. According to their website:

http://www.transoniq.com/tidbits.html

It says the "Glider Guard" is provided for free. Dunno still have at pet shack or not. If habis, you can just use normal PVC and put in the metal rod in the middle of the wheel.

Just ask them if got the Glider Guard or not.

anyway, found this cute sugar glider toy. I saw ToyRus selling the Littlest Pet Shop, but I didn't manage to find the Sugar Glider.



Also, safety tips for us. Keeping your sugar glider safe.

http://network.bestfriends.org/Blogs/PostD...13c5bae&bp=3796

100plus, need to shake out the gas as gliders cannot burp so if got gas, can cause serious tummy problem.

Anyway, 100plus and Gatorade is for dehydrated gliders, those that are sick or have no energy or experiencing diarrhea. For constipation, use fruit juice like apple juice or cranberry juice. If it is a urinary tract problem, means while peeing the glider hiss, then use 100% pure cranberry juice, not those campur campur with other fruits.

Yes, you can but then just a teaspoon will do.

Yah, will be there tomorrow. Sure can help, just come on over around 2pm onwards.

Nail trimming is pretty easy once you know how to hold your glider properly for nail trimming....

Wow, that guy briniging in leucistic? Long time I never chat with the owner, didn't know he wanna bring in. If they breed, then 1 joey mungkin rm10k LOL... just a maybe.... but then that's too much to pay for a glider unless that person who buys is a collector.

I don't think she is licking her urine, she is just cleaning herself.

This morning your sms scared me leh. Luckily everything ok.

You jaga jaga, check your air cond. If needed, get wire mesh to cover up any open space/hole on the air cond.

Ok, will do. I will be updating the 1st page info soon. Got lots to add.

Ohhh.... I guess she malas to come out to pee so she just lick it up. Well, it is not harmful as mother gliders lick up their joey's pee. I still find it odd, never seen it with my gliders, or maybe I just tak perasan since I don't let them sleep on my palm. They always pee on my shoulders or arm.

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Added on September 27, 2008, 2:59 pmI refound the article I have been looking for on the dangers of garlic, onion, lima beans and soy. Read here:

http://www.glidercentral.net/ubbthreads/ub...ima_B#Post69759



This post has been edited by crazymouse_yyh: Sep 27 2008, 02:59 PM

Animals eating their own poo is cause of a few things..... firstly is to get extra nutrients. How often does this glider eat it's own poo?

http://www.sugarglider.com/glidergossip/to...756&whichpage=1

Every glider can have different fluffy tails. Some can be very fluffy, some just fuzzy but adults should never have rat tails.

U shape and V shape, all part of how the fur grows at the point of the tail. Like human lah, some can have thick curly hair, some would have straight but sparse looking hair....

Oh... those in the vid, not all are sugar gliders. Some are Mahogany glider, which are bigger than normal sugar gliders. The white tipped ones are a subspecies. Petaurus breviceps ariel. It is a species with a white tipped, not really a mutation.

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Added on September 27, 2008, 10:40 pmHere are some pictures of different gliders and possum.

Leadbeater's possum


Brushtail possum


The genus Petaurus:


Petaurus australis - Yellow Bellied Glider


Petaurus gracilis- Mahogany Glider


Petaurus norfolcensis - Squirrel Glider

-no pic found-
Petaurus biacensis - Biak Glider

-no pic found-
Petaurus abidi - Northern Glider



Petaurus breviceps - Sugar Glider

There are 7 subspecies of petaurus breviceps

* P. b. breviceps (Waterhouse, 1839)
* P. b. longicaudatus (Longman, 1924)
* P. b. ariel (Gould, 1842)
* P. b. flavidus (Tate & Archbold, 1935)
* P. b. papuanus (Thomas, 1888)
* P. b. tafa (Tate & Archbold, 1935)
* P. b. biacensis (Ulmer, 1940)

This post has been edited by crazymouse_yyh: Sep 27 2008, 10:40 PM

Alot of the subspecies cannot find pics on the internet. Quite hard, I tried already. Even looking for the Biak subspecies also hard and there is a possibility Malaysia's glider population could be from Biak Island. So really dunno lah, all I care is that we have sugar gliders as pets hehehe.

The squirrel glider has the fluffiest tail.

Yah, that has a very fluffy tail. I also like.

Here is a vid by BBC on Mahogany gliders.
http://www.arkive.org/species/GES/mammals/...racilis_15.html

Joeys IP, yah, posting a pic would help. Currently 2 of my joeys are not fully OOP yet, head still stuck inside the pouch but most of the body is out.

The one I have is PVC... not wire but then can use lah. Come next week, will give you some.

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Added on September 27, 2008, 11:14 pmhttp://www.arkive.org/species/GES/mammals/Petaurus_gracilis/Petaurus_gracilis_00.html

Another vid of Mahogany glider. Nice gliding one.

This post has been edited by crazymouse_yyh: Sep 27 2008, 11:14 PM

Yes, it contains yogurt, not too much, small amount. You can still feed yogurt but yogurt on it's own, can feed 2 to 3 times a week. Just a teaspoon would do. Overseas, a teaspoon is shared by 2 gliders normally hahah.... coz their bodies are small, so a little would do.

Oh dear, do not give up searching. You have to search all over your home. Like last time one girl Caren, lost her glider and thought really lost forever but she found it inside her dustbin sleeping. I lost 2 gliders before and found them sleeping in some plastic bags in the store room. Cheetah maybe still in your room. Look at every corner, in small areas, inside clothes, towels, shoes, plastic bags, old newspaper. Gliders would search for dark areas.

If he gets outside, normally joeys cannot survive. No food.... cats..... owls.... snakes....

Normally joeys would not survive for long. They would soon become hungry, and search for food, if cannot find food, it would be weak and easy prey. Joeys that are not bonded would not be able to find their way back. Rarely gliders find their way back coz the outside of their home is unknown and no other glider taught them how to survive in the wild.

Just keep looking.

Oh yah, Greater Glider, I also forgot.

Now I'm off to Fluff heheheh...

My experience with free range gliders, it is scary coz like lost gliders. Still Mochi, don't give up. I think tonight he will come out to look for you. Keera and Kiah does this. They always free range and sleep where they want that I cannot find, but at night like 2am they come out to find me.

Anyway, who balik kampung needs Instant Slurp? So far 11 gliders tried and love it. I need more people to try on their gliders.