Frequently Asked Question: How do I go about introducing new sugar gliders? By Lisa & Debbie (see also Extreme Introductions here) During the course of a normal day here at SunCoast Sugar Gliders, we have the opportunity to speak with and e-mail with lots of people who are just beginning to research sugar gliders as pets. …
Do Sugar Gliders Always Accept New Companions? By Lisa Here at SunCoast, we are firm believers that sugar gliders should have friends of their own kind. It is their nature, as colony dwellers, to be highly social. To try and keep sugar gliders as solo animals is to try and make them something they are …
Will a sugar glider die if left alone? By Lisa Dear SunCoast, I have one male glider that I got when he was 4 months old. He is a year old now and seems healthy and happy. After I spent all my money on him (and maybe a few other things) I talked to someone …
Extreme Introductions by Lisa Most people agree that sugar gliders are much better adjusted when living with at least one member of its own species. This is the sugar glider’s nature after all; it is the way Mother Nature intended them to live. So forcing a sugar glider to live alone, without its own …