Sugar gliders and similar animals

lusciousdragon · 05-21-03

Hello, I was thinking of getting a sugar glider,bottle baby,flying squirrel, or something similar. Of course when I choose for sure I will do tons of research (When I got my rabbits I became a rabbit for those weeks before hand). But before I do all the research, what can anyone tell me about them? What quality of pets they are. How affectionate are they? Where do you bring them? Can you really take them around in a fanny pack? Is there anything difficult about them?

zoya19 · 08-10-03

Hello,

Please refer to my post I just made at: http://petshub.com/forums/showthread...&pagenumber=13

It talks all about sugar gliders.

Yes, you can even carry them around in a fanny pack. I carry mine around in a crocheted purse when I do errands. Mine don't seem to crab too much anymore. I carried them around in the house a lot first before taking them out into public.

Kathy

Kayl · 02-24-04

Flying squirrels are good too, and they're diet isn't quite as complicated as a glider's. I've looked into both and have decided on a flying squirrel ^_^

05-21-03	#1
lusciousdragon Pets Hub Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Xenia, Ohio Posts: 82	Sugar gliders and similar animals Hello, I was thinking of getting a sugar glider,bottle baby,flying squirrel, or something similar. Of course when I choose for sure I will do tons of research (When I got my rabbits I became a rabbit for those weeks before hand). But before I do all the research, what can anyone tell me about them? What quality of pets they are. How affectionate are they? Where do you bring them? Can you really take them around in a fanny pack? Is there anything difficult about them? __________________ MY PETS: Flower and Murdoch the ferrets, Gerber the sugarglider, Penny the tigerstripe cat, 3 ants, mealworms. 75 gallon aquarium: 3 goldfish, 2 sucky fish, 4 snails, 2 crabs.

02-24-04	#3
Kayl Pets Hub Zealot Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Texas Posts: 859	Flying squirrels are good too, and they're diet isn't quite as complicated as a glider's. I've looked into both and have decided on a flying squirrel ^_^ __________________ Dogs: Taffy, Aussie and Siris Cat: Tristan and Rascal ~*~ Steffie www.geocities.com/havens_home/feed.htm

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08-10-03	#2
zoya19 Pets Hub Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 4	Hello, Please refer to my post I just made at: http://petshub.com/forums/showthread...&pagenumber=13 It talks all about sugar gliders. Yes, you can even carry them around in a fanny pack. I carry mine around in a crocheted purse when I do errands. Mine don't seem to crab too much anymore. I carried them around in the house a lot first before taking them out into public. Kathy