Critter Hill Sugar Glider Joeys-Illinois

[CritterHill]

We will have some Sugar Glider Joeys ready to go to new homes in February and March. Our gliders are $175 each plus tax or $325 for a same sex pair and they come with an information pack, which includes a care guide, diet sheet, BML instructions, Birth Certificate, USDA paperwork and a 14 day warranty. We offer support before and after you get your Joey. Our Joeys are hand tame and used to people.

Sugar Gliders must be picked up from our home in Central Illinois.

We also sell cage setups:

1)Cage 1 30x20x36, 4 feed cups, 2 perches, Wodent Wheel, Oasis Water Bottle, Sleeping Pouch, Rep Cal Calcium, Rep Cal Herptivite $117.45 plus tax
2)Cage 2 30x20x62 (part of that height is taken up by the stand and wheels underneath), 2 double feed cups, 2 perches, Wodent Wheel, Oasis Water Bottle, Sleeping Pouch, Rep Cal Calcium, Rep Cal Herptivite $184.05 plus tax

f you would like more information or have any questions please email crithill@mtco.com

Thanks

Catherine and Roger Prewett

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[CritterHill]

These two little darlings have a little red blanket that they insist comes out with them everytime they come out to play, and they weren't too impressed when I took it away for the photos. They were looking for it the whole time.

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Then we have this little Princess , and she really does deserve the title. She knows what she wants and she wants it now! Must go to a home with plenty of girlie pouches and lots of pink and red toys.
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This little boy is a real sweetheart.

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And here are two more darling little boys. They were both back in my hand two seconds after I took the photo, because they are both big babies who loved to be cuddled.
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[michago]

Hi, we have a male and are interested in a female. We live in Illinois, do you have any hand tamed young females???

Please reply

[CritterHill]

Sorry all our females have been reserved. We only have males left.

Catherine

www.critterhill.com

[michago]

Thanks for replying! Please contact us if you get any more females.

[michago]

We are in easy driving distance and could come there this weekend. If anyone fails to come through, would you please contact us!! Thanks so much, our little guy really wants a friend!

[CritterHill]

Hey

Can you email me pets@critterhill.com so I can reach you quicker if needed? This site takes a long time to load for some reason.

Thanks

Catherine

http://www.critterhill.com

[michago]

Hey guys,
We just purcahased a pair of sugar gliders from a family in Illinois. The original "birth Certificate" was from you. These guys are on their third home now and they were out of pouch in July, what a shame!!! Anyway, we are a loving family and we want to take great care of these adorable gliders. We already have one male and we have put the new female with him for short periods of time and they are doing just fine together. Her male counterpart does not like her visiting with another male very much, but its working out ok. I am afraid to put the two males together for fear that they will fight. We have the cages side by side and are trading toys and sleeping pouches so they get used to eachothers scent. Any other suggestions. I would feel terrible if they fought and either one got hurt. Does that happen? Thanks for the advice.

[CritterHill]

OMG I am glad they have found a safe loving family. Can you please email me privately for more info? Like I said in the previous post, my computer has trouble accessing this site and I don't want to write a long post, only to lose it when I click post reply.

Just one thing though, I would not switch the female from male to male. If one male smells another male on her, he may attack her. They may never go together as a threesome. If you want to try you really need to neuter the males. Males that don't grow up together and aren't neutered will most likely fight, and this can be to the death.

It is also wise to quarantine new gliders for 30 days before trying any sort of introductions.

We can be reached at pets@critterhill.com I look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks

Catherine

[Jillion1080]

i'm looking to buy two of these little critters around april or may if you have any joeys for sale around this time please email me at jillion3503@aol.com thank ya!