Sugar Gliders
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They are nocturnal!
Oh, did I mention, they're nocturnal.
Five Reasons Why Sugar Gliders Do Not Make Good Pets.
My kid wanted one when he was 9 or 10 years old.....we didn't get it.
Oh, did I mention, they're nocturnal.
Five Reasons Why Sugar Gliders Do Not Make Good Pets.
My kid wanted one when he was 9 or 10 years old.....we didn't get it.
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They require lots of work. Nocturnal. Each one has their own personality. My male I used to carry with me when I was in college in a pouch. He never strayed far from my shoulder or my lap. The others I had never wanted to stay on me and just explore everywhere.
They have a musky smell and they can't be litter trained. I've had about 8 through the years but none of them were bonded to my like my male. They do pee and poop on you and the males have more of a musky smell that emits from their forehead. Oh and they bark at night if you keep them alone. Bark and also make a noise like an electric pencil sharpener.
They have a musky smell and they can't be litter trained. I've had about 8 through the years but none of them were bonded to my like my male. They do pee and poop on you and the males have more of a musky smell that emits from their forehead. Oh and they bark at night if you keep them alone. Bark and also make a noise like an electric pencil sharpener.
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