Sugar Gliders! What, Where, How

[@IonIsFalling7217]

Videos like this are so important. It was because of research I did NOT get a sugie, even though they’re so sweet. ❤️

[@keekeewaleriasadd2165]

Same Here I need A Big Zoo before can ever meet there Needs in my mind they need 20 x 20 meters Room in House Sooo they can fly Free❤ better let them stay in Nature People, if you can’t get The size of Cages And care They need ❤

[@catercoz2491]

In Australia we are not legally allowed to have our native animals as pets, unless you are a wildlife carer or zoo. I find it mind boggling that people keep these little sweethearts as pets, but I can see the appeal. They are absolutely adorable. Thank you for another great video, Jessi.

[@tonytomato100]

That's pretty wild to me. As a kid who grew up in Canada, collecting bugs, amphibians and garter snakes was a pretty normal thing, we'd even keep tadpoles we caught in the lake/pond in classes to learn about their life cycle

[@keith_5584]

I can actually see that point. There is far more territory where animals can be animals in Australia so the animals don't really need protection, just occasional help. (with the exception of road trains) Here in the upper America animals greatly benefit from being social such as a warm pocket while these little guys sleep. The climate here has a bit of a swing so the animal can more benefit from having a social caregiver. (basically it could be viewed as a type of captivity?) Make sure if you must, have at least 2. Everyone deserves to have at least one friend. (addressing the viewer, no the op) This is not a stance on it being right or wrong, just an observation. (hopefully a rational one)

[@ohnonotagain8935]

The sugar gliders in the USA don't come from Australia they are from Indonesia and paupa new guinea. Size and faces are different between the two However usa only has captive bred exotic pet suggies

[@robinhahnsopran]

The number one, most wholesome channel on all of KZbin has blessed us with adorable animals once again!

[@misbahailia3345]

Correction, God has blessed us with cute animals ☝

[@kikicogger2284]

Another important thing to consider is the expense. Specialized vets and treatments are usually expensive, as well as the need for specialized food and living accommodations. Also, despite a few stories otherwise, having a nocturnal predator also in your house (aka a cat) may not be the best idea as even if you can train your cat to leave them alone, the presence/smell of a large (to them) predator is going to cause stress.

[@olidenkiddos7423]

I agree👍

[@ohnonotagain8935]

Exotics = Expensive $1,000 -$1,500 to get properly set up $1,000 minimum for an emergency vet fund No other pets in the home. Cat saliva is toxic. Then you are ready to get gliders

[@ohnonotagain8935]

Catnip is toxic, cat saliva is toxic and within 24 hours of an interaction between the 2 ends up with a dead glider, well paid vet, and sad you.

[@dorabrooks76]

Lovely video! This sort of information is _SO_ important! Sometimes the best way to enjoy an animal is from afar, not as one's pet. This kind of video can really help people learn whether an animal is a good match for them or not. Hopefully it helps reduce the number of unfortunate mismatched human/pet combos that result in rehomings- or worse. Thank you for your fantastic work!!

[@hollyodii5969]

Glider “crabbing”. First time I heard it, I was terrified! Something so tiny can sound so alarming! Love their set up Jessi!

[@animalwondersmontana]

I laugh every time I hear them crab! I also startle dramatically, so I'm mostly laughing at myself. -Jessi

[@misbahailia3345]

They just sound like an angry puppy to me.

[@ohnonotagain8935]

Their crabbing is an intruder Alarm system and you are a scary giant who might eat them. You must be willing to spend time and earn the trust and you won't be stressing them out as much. Most pet colony quit crabbing as everyone has different smells and sounds and time spent with the suggies and usually bark or making clicks and shhhhsh noises to call to you once bonded. They only crab when they are scared. Offer treats and sweet talk to them to help calm em and get used to you.

[@Irmatu]

I wanted one initially until I realized how much care they need. So I did the smart thing and accepted it's just not the pet for me.

[@animalwondersmontana]

They're so cute and do seem appealing as a pet. Good on you for doing the research! Pets should be fun and enjoyable; their care shouldn't be a source of ongoing stress for the human or the other animal.

[@Callies_ChaoticAnimationCorner]

Hi AnimalWondersMontana I Love the Snakes and beared dragons and ect and my fav animal of Your house hold is bonrag bc he's so cute 😻😻😻

[@nickotrump]

I think all pet will required quite same care. If you not ready to care, then don't pet one. But this SG, it is adorable, cheap diet to provide, not as dirty big animal for their poop or pee, and can make a bonding with you when the trust building up. I adopt 1 SG and really happy with the process making a bond from crabbing and biting until she can sleep in my palm now

[@GirtheAlienGoldfish]

I was not expecting that noise from that tiny thing's mouth.

[@phasm42]

Me too. I looked up sugar glider noises, and aside from barking, they also make a noise called crabbing, also very surprising.

[@FaultAndDakranon]

They're Australian :)

[@acecat5575]

@@FaultAndDakranon 🤣🤣🤣

[@SGliderGuy]

That bark was from a Carmel Glider. Sugar glider barks sound more like a chihuahua puppy

[@MuzicIzLife01]

Omg I love this ❤ I used to have 3 gliders. Timon, pumba, and rafiki. All of them lived up to their name sakes. Timon was a huge flirt, pumba LOVED food and was really shy, rafiki was a spaz and I swear that glider could teleport 😂

[@wendydwyer5385]

I have a colony of 4 suggies - one neutered male and 3 females. These guys are life! I couldn't imagine my life without them. They're thoroughly spoiled. We even take them on vacation with us.

[@TheMotherofBirds]

Yesss! I take them on my vacations too 😍

[@KMO325]

Neat, you haven't done one of these videos in awhile! I'm always amazed at the wide variety of animals you all take care of.

[@vicaroo001]

Another outstanding video about proper animal husbandry. Thank you.

[@niachahal2352]

At first i seriously knew nothing about sugar gliders but now i've learned so much with this awesome video!!

[@RalphDratman]

Jessie, this is a great video! Thank you. I don't understand how you can possibly have time to take care of all these different, complicated animals! Do you have more helpers now, I hope? What you are doing is so important for the future of the planet. As time goes by we humans will be responsible for keeping many species alive in nature preserves or in captivity. We cannot afford to let all these important animals die off. They are far too valuable to lose.

[@WonderWolf77]

I am a HUGE animal lover who one day will become a zoologist with my smart wits and your amazing animal love Jesi. Thank you So much!

[@PrShadoko]

I had to rescue a couple earlier this year and just found your video. Thank you very much for taking the time to share your knowledge on these little known suggies, it helps a lot! You seem to love what you too, it's wholesome!

[@crazyart789]

Thank you so much for this video! I have 2 female gliders and am always on the lookout for new enrichment ideas! The scent idea is totally new to me and I can't wait to try it!

[@brendanhoffmann8402]

One of my favourite childhood experiences was seeing a colony of these little guys housed in a wildlife facility near where I live. They had set up a large area with alternating lights to trick them into being into being active while the tourists are there in the day. So it was dark when we went in to see them. This is a trick that I've seen a few times in Australia to house nocturnal species for tourists to see.

[@smallishkae]

As an Australian, it blows my mind when Americans have animals like sugar gliders and cockatoos as household pets. To me, they are wild animals that should be left alone.

[@DOLfirst]

Totally agree

[@swedneck]

cockatoos i can understand since they're everywhere and will interact with people regardless, so it's more like getting a crow as a pet.

[@kikicogger2284]

With Sugar Gliders, it is even worse as they are usually advertised by fair vendors (at least in my area). While the company that sells them says that they screen households, I highly doubt they do, especially when one sugar glide will get them about 450-600 dollars. They also don't require sugar gliders to be bought in pairs, despite the animal's obvious need for socialization. Lastly, they display them to people DURING THE DAY, misguiding people to their usual nocturnal nature.

[@dravarian26]

@@kikicogger2284 yep the breeders and sellers are definitely very negative.

[@lailiakadaisy]

Yeah, because Australians don't keep exotic pets. /s

[@garynewton1263]

Gliders are most numerous in the Australian state of Victoria and are fully protected the same as the two species of Possum.

[@thebeaver2243]

Somehow watching sugar gliders glide is so satisfying.

[@SGliderGuy]

Too bad the video clip was actually a flying squirrel who has a shorter tail that is much thicker at the base

[@misbahailia3345]

@@SGliderGuy Who cares? Both are equally adorbs! 🙀💗

[@natoshabutterworth6059]

Oh my gosh, I cannot wait to show my daughter to your channel! Thank you!! Giving me Steve Irwin vibes!

[@misbahailia3345]

Omg, this channel is perfect for educating children about wildlife. 👌 I'm surprised they don't have "youtube kids" recommended under this video.

[@dravarian26]

You mentioned it a few times briefly but I wanted to emphasize how long they live. I got mine when I was in high school and it was a massive challenge to properly care for my gliders all throughout college and my first job and my second job and multiple apartments. -- I wondered if you had any opinions or thoughts on bonding pouches. They were one of the best ways I had to increase our trust

[@corneliahanimann2173]

How long ago has that been? I'm impressed you made a long commitment at that age, it's not the age to make lifelong decisions, but that's cool that you are sticking with yours

[@Sophie-ps1uv]

7:01 that little mouth opening for the worm is so stinking cute

[@SkiesTurnedGrey]

Your channel and organization are amazing. Thank you all so much for what you do.

[@ediekoller1144]

Very Interesting. They are so cute and so tiny for making such a loud bark.

[@11Sabres23]

Oh man could you please do one of these for hedgehogs???? I am trying to figure out enrichment ideas for my hedgehog

[@twizl4]

I have 2 gliders and they are incredibly sweet and loving animals.

[@kagehikari4281]

Love these guys! I wanted them for a long time but after years of picking up more and more info, Ive since come to the conclusion that there a bit more energy, care and more smells than I am prepared to deal with. I'll stick with chinchillas lol Im so glad theres more and more better info being put out there for people to access on potential pets to make better decisions. Animals are living commitments and one needs to be realistic about what works for there situation and not just impulse buy because there cute or cool, someone popular has one or there kid wants them.(or rather the "habitat" that is marked towards them that looks like toys.) Thanks for sharing info about these cuties and help getting more people informed!

[@Whateverhasbeenmynameforyears]

You should do an episode on flying squirrel vs sugar glider

[@Beryllahawk]

I have to wonder just what you might have to say about critters like ferrets... they might not be considered so "exotic" but back when we owned a pair of male ferrets (three decades in my past thank goodness) - they were quite the most challenging creatures to care for. I've fought my family for years about the idea of getting a pet ferret. The kinds of things you point out in this video seem like exactly the kind of information that would settle my son and husband down, hahaha! They don't quite "get it" when I tell them that caring for a cat is NOT THE SAME as caring for a ferret!! Have you ever cared for any of the weasel family of critters at Animal Wonders?

[@harmonicaveronica]

Emzotic has a few videos on ferrets because she has some! They are apparently very stinky and require a LOT of playtime because they're super high energy. You may want to search "ferrets pros and cons" to find other videos too

[@Cillana]

They used to have a mink rescued from a fur farm. It died though.

[@Beryllahawk]

@SilentDiablo My experience with them was back in the 1980s, and my stepfather created a "custom" enclosure for them... which was really just a great big wooden box. Yes, really: he made it out of two-by-fours. They loved it as a hidey place, but I suppose he didn't know they needed a litter box, because there wasn't one. We scrubbed the thing down every other day...but wood is porous. It was MOST unpleasant. And yet at that time, several folks we knew said he had a great setup for the animals. Education about pets has changed a heck of a lot since 1985. Thankfully!!

[@TH-eb5ro]

A class on exotics or any pet previous to acquisition would be a good thing. Very informative video.

[@23skiddsy6]

If you ever had an opportunity to have a macropod join your Animal Wonders Montana family, would you consider? I work with a Bennett's Wallaby ambassador and he's such a cool little dude. Unfortunately wallabies are becoming more widespread in the pet trade and most people are not equipped to deal with a wallaby - it's a lot of poop, and they're still a flighty prey species!

[@nothingbutnets4076]

Hi Jessi! I was just wanting a meet and greet with Gwendolyn and an update with scarlet the macaw, sugar gliders, and the cavys and the rest of the animals in the romping room thanks

[@MissLilyputt]

I would love it if there was a video about changing an animal’s sleep cycle and how detrimental it can be. One of the things I’ve been told about nocturnal animals is that you should keep them awake in the day and it will magically make them diurnal without any repercussions. That doesn’t seem like a good idea to me though.

[@Madiannereid]

That is so true. I have a rescue hedgehog and it makes me ill the straight-up torture that people put the poor little things through. An animal is not an accessory and has as much right to a happy, natural life as humans do. I personally don’t believe exotic pets should be kept, period.

[@final_catalyst]

Yeah my gliders have naturally shifted their sleep times by about an hour or to to get more hang out time with me, more so every so often if they really want to spend time with me. I have had to actively make sure I turn off my office light as it does tend to make them sleep in longer.

[@lisachiappetti6092]

Oh good lord people say that????? What am I saying of course they do humans are stupid. This is quite literally the stupidest idea I've heard over the past few days. NEVER SO THIS IF THAT WASN'T ALREADY EXTREMELY OBVIOUS man I hate people sometimes

[@unicornqueen4791]

Wow! I feel in love with Boomerang at first sight! I wanted them right away, until I learned how much care they need. Also I have to get a good night sleep, and I don’t want to have to stay awake just to build a trust bond. And their diet is so complicated! Also I already have 2 pets and I’m afraid they won’t get along. Also if you won’t mind a question where do you get the meal worms?

[@blondegirlsezthis8798]

I've never seen a cuter more energetic animal! The sugar glider was ok too 😍

[@pawang_game_id]

This is a great guide. Many people treat them wrong

[@hazesommer9901]

Excellent video. i currently have 6 rescues. I will never buy them though. The conditions mine have come from have not always been so good. Mine have a whole room and I love them but they take a lot of work to keep them happy and stimulated.

[@margaretturtle5827]

The fused toes caught me off guard. Super cool

[@misbahailia3345]

Time to squish! 🥰

[@RealFarknMcCoy]

Sugar gliders are cute, sure, but feathertail gliders take it to a whole new level of cuteness. (But imo, gliders of any species aren't ideal pets). I prefer to see them in the wild.

[@rainscapess]

As an Australian it really shocks me that Americans can keep sugar gliders as pets. They’re wild animals.

[@whiskitty]

It's a creative challenge owning sugar gliders. I got a couple of rehomed ones and realised how much mental stimulation they need to be happy. One of my tricks is using a long clothes rack indoors for playtime and I hang a variety of things off them that can be rearranged. They can get easily bored by the same setup

[@ur_moms_house_HehE]

Awww, cute gliders

[@dravarian26]

It's crazy how many vocalizations they have. Crabbing is the weirdest. Like a weird mix of a chihuahua and a locust. The barking is fine and usually doesn't last long. But the worst one to me is this weird chirping they do when bored at night. It sounds almost exactly like a fire alarm that's run out of batteries. And it can last for hours unless you can find out and fix why they are upset.

[@andrielisilien]

We need info like this about exotic pets to be more widely known. 2 years ago a family I knew had a couple of suggies that they couldn't take care of anymore. I took them in right before COVID hit so I had lots of time during lockdown to get to know these little ones. I am their 3rd home and they were barely a 1 - 1 1/2 year old when surrendered to me. They still have a good 10+ years of life left and have been uprooted so much! Yes sugar gliders are the cutest but the lifespan and exotic care is never spelled out enough to buyers. That can be said about any pets since people have a bad habit of dumping them. Sugar gliders have it worse so thank you for this educational info. I am always learning about these suggies and appreciate your expertise. I never would have bought sugar gliders but I just got the luck of having them surrendered to me, a rodent lover. I can't believe how long they live for!! But I'm here for the long haul 😁

[@ur_moms_house_HehE]

Boomerang bet he bounces of the wall’s😂

[@miint.885]

Hi! I watch you so much on the epic app. Thank you for letting me learn so much aboht animals!

[@Jade-fu9wm]

Sugar gliders yay I am excited for this one Jessi

[@corneliahanimann2173]

I once wanted one too...then I read about them and heard they like to rub feces over their body to kinda mark who is part of their group, meaning if I'm part lf their group, I get the feces smear ritual too, and then I also figured I don't want to cuddle an animal that covers itself feces and maybe I shouldn't get a pet just to cuddle in the first place. I got a quakerparrot though, he's dope and doesn't smear himself in feces. Love that!

[@amybee40]

That's a fine quality in an animal, lol!

[@final_catalyst]

They don't cover them selves in feces, in fact they will not poop in the pouch (I have seen the mother activity "deal with" any accidents from the kids) they will poop well on you but they try to get it to fall off where ever they are purched. A healthy glider will poop dense modeling clay like droppings that dry quickly. (supper easy to clean) However they will dribble on you and other stuff for marking. They won't pee on or in there pouch intentionally, but they seem to have no problem with peeing to release them selves on you. They also a fenatic groomers with a hairproduct like spit that they use to stay clean happy and healthy glider should have fluffy fur and a clearly white under side. If yellow or staining as it is refred to then they have natural body oils, dirt, and yes pee on them that they have not cleaned.

[@corneliahanimann2173]

@@final_catalyst thank you for this informed response. I just remember I read something along these lines half a year sgo on wikipedia and looked into it again, unfortunately it's in german and also as you said, not about the feces, but they do try to have their colony scent spread among its members. I mostly looked into it because I wanted to be sure I'm not purchasing a endangered animal or something, but I also kinda realised it's not the pet for me. They sleep mostly during the day and they're supercute and social but I already had my mind set on a parrot and realised that a sugarglider will either hate my parrot, or it will treat it like it's a sugarglider too and they just have such incompatible routines. I really like to have a pet that likes to socialize and talk, and a sugarglider to me sounds like an animal that shouldn't be a pet in the first place? They need SO much care and you better have a bunch of them, and the space and then you do this for 30 years but it almost lives its own passive life beside yours... I'm don't know enough about this animal to have this opinion, but it definitely means this isn't the right pet for me. Supercute and tempting, but I'm not the right person, and the thing about them rubbing some fluid on you to mark them as one of them... I'm not getting over it even when you explain to me what I misunderstood about it😅😅😅

[@final_catalyst]

@@corneliahanimann2173 that's no problem and yeah as you said not the right pet for everyone, luckily they are a perfect fit for me. And I'm sure your parrot is the right fit for you ^, ^ I just wanted to clarify for anyone reading the comment the accurate information regarding the hygiene, to ensure they are not turned off a potential pet for invalid reason. Lol plenty of valid reasons already to decide they are not for you.

[@corneliahanimann2173]

@@final_catalyst ya I totally get that, the biggest reason for me was probably fearing one would kill the other. I'm not sure if I should remove my comment or edit something in to not misguide people, you're right and I don't want to spread misinformation.

[@fisherobrien2043]

videos about sugar gliders are so rare I would like more

[@bbaasje]

I want I want, i won't, but I want

[@annapaulineogrady9184]

I did

[@TheReaperchen]

They sure are fascinating and very cute! Ropedancer was the name of the Horse I took care of. I miss this silly old guy!

[@amybee40]

A horse named after a sugar glider is a highly amusing picture.

[@TheReaperchen]

@@amybee40 it sure is! He was an old Dressage horse, a quite promising one at that. He had a wonderful gait, maybe thats where the name came from, I don´t really know.

[@captaingeneric8530]

I have two and they are great. But they are a lot of work, research, and expensive. They have to have a staple diet (TPG, BML, or HPW), and like you said enrichment toys. And a wheel, but they only have one wheel on the market for them (raptor wheel). A lot of other stuff, and when they are bonded they show it so in my opinion it is worth it. Also I got mine from a local breeder I don't support mills or the exotic pet trade at all.

[@dagsy70]

With the exception of some native birds, Australian cannot keep native animals as pets. Wildlife permit holders may care for sick or injured animals.

[@nataliemcdonald7168]

They are sooooo CUTE!!!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@missdol1y]

Will you make another video about Ophelia the possum cause when I first heard him-her (I can’t remember the gender) name it made me think of the song about Ophelia!

[@alleluiaamen4335]

Actually there are sugar gliders in Indonesia, Australia, Papua New Guinea.And one more thing I don't know if this is true but what I heard was that all sugar gliders around the world were exported from Indonesia because at that time Australia and Papua New Guinea were not Export it correct me if I'm wrong 👍🏻

[@SGliderGuy]

Right! True Australian sugar gliders have smaller ears and a different shaped head. I have an Australian friend who has a permit to keep gliders.

[@fromscratchauntybindy9743]

I wonder if a room dedicated to them in a home could be time shifted artificially so that they think it is night time but it is actually day time, that way people could bond with them without sleep deprivation?Thereby both species get the best of each other?

[@catercoz2491]

Mother nature has ways of communicating time, including changes in barometric pressure etc. that some animals rely on. In the Zoos here in Australia they do have the gliders in very dark "nocturnal" houses so the public can see them be active, but there must be concerns about how that affects the animals health long term. Every time I visit one of those houses, it is so dark in there, even after a wait, I can barely see. Take care and have a great day.

[@brandyevans7148]

I have a room for mine and now they wont to be up all day and not night

[@billyr2904]

A lot of people think sugar gliders are flying squirrels, mainly because of the flaps of skin on their sides in addition to having large incisors. But unlike flying squirrels, they have large incisors on their lower jaw instead of both and they have unpigmented incisors. They also have 2 holes on the bottom of their upper jaw, as well as having their 2nd and 3rd toes on their hind limbs fused up to the claw. And most importantly, they have a pouch... which makes them Diprotodont marsupials.

[@jasenking4092]

My wife and I have been researching Sugar Gliders and we have decided they are the right pet for us. I have wanted a pair for years (without any knowledge) We would love to be part of a rescue program but at least just be happy parents of 2 or more.

[@joebrowne5607]

It took you 12 minutes of amazing sugar glider info before warning us of the responsibility of caring for one

[@lemonshark4961]

I am also nocturnal. I think I would get along with some sugar gliders.

[@MiniPhanClub]

I have 3 sugar glitters and I love them all!!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@lexxxx539]

I used to hate and scared of small fury animals. But now i have 9 of sugar gliders and keep counting! 🥰 one of best decision in my life

[@Myrtle2911]

I'm guessing, due to how active they were, that you filmed this at night?

[@N_0968]

So cute!

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Great full ideas

[@elviw3003]

You are the most beautiful woman ever!❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for teaching us, humans so many new things !👍👍👍💖💖💖

[@gregorymasincup7540]

Hi I'm Gregory and I was wondering is there an easier way to take care of sugar gliders for example a dog or cat can have one type of food now I understand sugar gliders arent these type of animals but I do think there could be a happy medium to take care of them so is thete?

[@Marta1Buck]

I have a couple in my home, and they definitely flipped my regular sleep schedule.

[@downtoearthconstruction]

I have an 8 male colony, not necessarily a pet for everyone but are a lot of good fun. The only thing I tell people is that if you like to vacation I wouldn’t recommend one. I could tell you an interesting story there…

[@fashionista4000]

So do they like being pet?

[@AnnoyingNewslettersPage6]

My anthropology teacher was talking about how the slow loris is nocturnal so they tricked them at the zoo's by using red lights during the day to simulate night time and bright lights at night to simulate daytime so that they're actually active when people are visiting the zoo. Would that work with sugar gliders if you're not necessarily nocturnal?

[@noob_4986]

They look similar, and how do you know which one is which?

[@SGliderGuy]

"sugar gliders" in at least the United States are thought to originate from West Papua, Indonesia, (not Australia) this likely makes them Krefft's gliders, at least tentatively. True Australian sugar gliders have smaller ears and a different shaped head. The video of a sugar glider gliding was actually a flying squirrel, who has a shorter tail that is much thicker at the base. The sound clip of a glider barking was actually that of a Caramel Glider. Common sugar glider barks sound more like a chihuahua puppy.

[@micksmusicchannel]

Omg Jessie they are gorgeous

[@garethwhitehead1139]

Also, sugar gliders are incredibly intelligent and can learn more words than the smartest of dogs. Up to 140/170 words, which is a lot! They can be taught to do all kinds of things and obey a plethora of commands. Absolutely amazing companions.

[@Sawratkartejas]

2 females and 1 male sugar gliders can be kept in 1 cage as pets???

[@insectbah]

honestly their care in captivity doesn't sound very different from rat care (as a rat parent who's done So Much Research)

[@pink_alligator]

I'd been curious about how these cuties should actually be cared for, for some time when seeing them being kept as pets That sinking feeling when they inform you that these gliders live in colonies... and realizing I've barely seen people who have these as pets have more than one, two at best

[@milkaisaac6692]

If they have such sharp nails and paws how do you handle them?dont you Have to put on some sort of covering? I remember when your son I think, was handling one of the sugar gliders and you put a jacket on him and when you took it off apparently the sugar glider had peed on his back! It makes more sense now.

[@aaronhakels423]

Which vegetables should I give them currently I’m doing with fruits they are 8 months old

[@LearnAboutAnimals]

Woahh he is so cute ❤❤❤

[@TheMotherofBirds]

I have 4 and LOOOOOVE THEM! Best pets I've ever had! I seriously love them so much I'm getting another one.

[@misbahailia3345]

They're super cute Masha'Allah. But I'd love to see how you react when you wake up, and have those big eyes staring at you. 🤦‍♀️😂

[@gustavocastro334]

Eres súper adorable saludos desde colombia 👍👍

[@HerrWade]

I rescued 4 of these years ago when they entered the hobby, the brought them to me in a bird cage. I built a 4'x4'x8' tall home for them which they loved and they were very playful during their out of cage time. I will warn you that the urine is no joke, it's musk and urine and is super powerful.

[@YearsOfLeadPoisoning]

is there a healthier alternative for those watching their levels?

[@amybee40]

Diet gliders are in aisle 6.

[@colmdurkin7915]

So, so cute, and adorable ❤, i would love one as a pet

[@culbinator]

If you let your sugar gliders go outside and go up trees would they come back to you ?

[@cm374787]

I live in south east Australia, sadly I've never seen a wild sugar glider :(

[@charlenekananen6640]

Where are you located?

[@endangeredwild3283]

Hi gaget a mix between 🐿🕊and🐈

[@seaweedmonkey4773]

I Got my sugies yesterday and im trying to bond with them but everytime i get close they get really scared/start crabbing. Anyone got tips?

[@COSMICEDIT-z]

Jessi how do I handle my iguana

[@chteretreeart]

I love sugar gliders but even if I was able to care for them I live in California and they are very illegal here

[@ur_moms_house_HehE]

LLLOOOVVVVEEEE your channel

[@nataliemcdonald7168]

I l❤️ve animal wonders!!

[@loraleibar]

can i git 1 they are my favorite and i have all of the needs for it and it will be happy

[@lovseaexploration]

Grow these for nectar food sources eucalyptus, acacia, callistemon, grevillea, banksia