ALL ARE BASED ON MY OWN OPINION

omg muchan. how on earth ur gilder get stuck in the aircoon..

dangerous.... take note then, aircond dangerous. so make it safe abit. haha

mochi : I wan to ask her also.. how she managed to squish her self into the small gap?? =.= well.. if she can talk maybe I know how to prevent this thing to no going to be happen again... I might not opening my aircond anymore while I'm sleeping... better safe than be sorry... but she's okay now and I will bring her for hun to check if anything wrong with her

omg..lucky u found her n manage to get her out..
hope she's ok..

i also lost Ecah in the bus last week..
she managed to nuzzle the zip of the bonding pouch till she can squeeze out..
lucky i found her sleeping on 1 girl's bag..

omg... dangerous.. =.=
Have to keep an eye on them every single min..

de style they sleep is gulung like a ball rite. so every time she sleep on my palm,she will suddenly wake up n lick her down part, and there's urine wor.

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

ok.. if its not harmful den noid to worry lor

u quote d wrong ting... nt d leucistic. d gatorade,100+,cranberry n apple juice

hun... i saw a glider eat its poo.... izit ok also...???

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

i saw my remo try to eat his poo..
but i stop him..
this happens 2-3weeks back..
i saw it that 1 day only..now he stop doing it..

Hi,
Hv a question here...
Y some SG's tails so big(fluffy) and some small? I mean adult...nt joey.
And y the shape of the end of the tail is different? Some tails ended like 'u' shape and some like 'v' shape..

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....

White tip is most common in the wild??
Read the comment by SugarGliderForest.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZusPLqFbkk
Is tat white tip SG? Y so big? and the tail sooo long?

This post has been edited by Gr3eN: Sep 27 2008, 10:07 PM

hey,who is in mid valley 2day? ?

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

Hmm...Thanks.
Mahogany Glider (Petaurus gracilis) is so q...just look like a DIRTY sg.
Petaurus breviceps ariel...Cant find many info about it...bt is oso q..

This post has been edited by Gr3eN: Sep 27 2008, 10:46 PM

u wanna ask her, how she wanna answer .. must master glider language first ..

about the gap .. yeah .. better becarefull and mesh it up .. anything their head can go tru, they can go in .. look for all gaps like behind the cabinet, at the side , computer table underneath, cables, computers, under the bed, etc ...cover everything with plastic mesh.