Sugar gliders are one of the most popular exotic pets. People love these little marsupials because they’re cute, cuddly, and super fun to watch. They also happen to be mammals! But what does that mean? And how can you tell if your sugar glider is a mammal or not? Well, today we’re going to answer …
Ever found yourself asking, “can you bathe a Sugar Glider?” Well, the short answer is no. But don’t worry! You can still maintain your pet’s hygiene without getting your hands wet. This small animal does not have an undercoat, so they are unable to get wet. They are similar to flying squirrels and possums. However, …
Sugar Gliders are the best pets, right? They’re small and cuddly, and they can do tricks. But Do you know what their favorite food is? You’ll never guess! It’s insects! What a wonderful pet for those of us who share our homes with bugs too. A few crickets in your Sugar Glider’s bowl, and …
Sugar gliders are the cutest and most popular mammals kept as pets. However, because they live such a long time (up to 20 years), pet owners must know how to care for them properly. This article will go over some tips on what you need to train your sugar glider properly! There are a few …
Sugar gliders are interesting creatures that come from the Australian marsupial family. As their name suggests, they love to eat sugar. They have been domesticated as pets for the past 20 years and enjoy interacting with their owners. But just like with humans, the most important thing to know about your Sugar Glider is how …
This may be the question that you are asking when reading this article. It is natural for people to think that Sugar Gliders will eat their young when they see a glider with a baby in its mouth. But there is a reason for this. In the wild, Sugar Gliders would only nurture one joey …
Sugar Gliders can live in pairs as long as you have a male and female pair. In the wild, both genders will establish a burrow system to bear their young. However, sugar gliders are very social animals and may not survive well if housed alone. These gliders often copulate because of their instinctive behavior, but …
Sugar Glider is marsupial, meaning they are mammals and not reptiles. This makes them different from humans in many ways, including that they don’t menstruate. In addition, although female sugar gliders can get pregnant at any time of the year, their breeding season runs from October through March because this corresponds with their natural mating …
The age of the sugar glider doesn’t matter. It’s not going to make a difference in the bonding process, because the new owner will be giving it all the time and attention that a young sugar glider would get from its mother and father. You should never get a sugar glider if you already have …
Sugar gliders poop a lot. In fact, sugar glider feces are mostly composed of uric acid which causes the droppings to be hard and dry. This is one reason that their feces do not produce as much offensive odor as you might think they would from looking at it. Sugar glider droppings also tend to …