Gut Loading, Glider “Love Bites”, Transferable Diseases

Frequently Asked Question: Gut Loading By Dr. C. Last month’s article on nutrition certainly created a lot of questions from our subscribers, but by far the number one question concerned gut loading.  When you buy live insects from a pet store or a mail order house, the insects are usually underfed.  This cuts down on the poop and …

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Climate Control, Baby Rescue, Glider Food, Proper Cages

What Temperature is Right for Sugar Gliders? By Lisa & Debbie One of the most frequent questions that we get asked by new sugar glider owners is what temperature is best for sugar gliders?  This is a great question and an important one in order to create the best environment for our small marsupial buddies.  …

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Glider Food Review, Baby Roscoe, Glider Anatomy

Frequently Asked Question: What is the Best Sugar Glider Pre-packaged Food? By Lisa Note to readers: This article appeared in July 2002, and some things have changed in the sugar glider food area since then.  For one thing, there are more staple foods available.  Also, unlike when this article was written, we now produce our own …

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Sugar Glider Nectar (Glideraide), Dear Arnold, Electrolytes

Frequently Asked Question: Sugar Glider Nectar or Glideraid? By Lisa  We have received a ton of email asking our opinion on the use of Sugar Glider Nectar, and similarly branded Glideraid products.  We have tried a wide variety of products in this category, including Nekton, Glideraid, Gliderade, Glider Gold and Sugar Glider Nectar. After testing …

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Sugar Glider Rescues II, Dear Arnold, Unproven Diet Plans

Sugar Glider Rescue – Part II By Lisa We get a ton of calls and e-mail from people who are trying to decide whether to rescue or buy a joey.  Quite often the people who choose rescue end up with problems they never anticipated – problems we are asked to help them resolve.  Here are …

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Becoming a Sugar Glider Breeder, Dealing with Picky Eaters Part II

Becoming a Sugar Glider Breeder – Part I   Part 2   Part 3 By Lisa and Arnold Ah! What a life!  Get up every morning and play with critters!  Do a little cleaning and feeding, play with some more critters!  Feeling a bit stressed out?  Go play with some baby critters!  The life of an animal breeder is …

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