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The first time I met our new pet sugar gliders, they crabbed at me and I was a little scared. I said I didn’t like them. When we got them home and first started bonding with them, we did tent time. In tent time, we let the sugar gliders out to climb and jump on […]

This is a common question, yet kind of tough to answer. To answer this question, we really need to define some things first. So what are we comparing sugar gliders to? Fish? Hamsters? Cats? Snakes? Monkeys? Everyone has different experiences and a different paradigm in which they would define high or low maintenance. So lets

Hi, I am Ian. These past two weeks with the sugar gliders have been really good. Sugar gliders are very interesting animals. Here are a three cool facts about sugar gliders: Gross fact—Sugar gliders sneeze on their hands and rub it all over their fur to clean themselves. Interesting fact—Sugar gliders have pouches that they

Sugar gliders are amazing creatures! They are little marsupials that get about a foot long, including their tail. This week when I was doing tent time (which is going in a pop-up mosquito net tent to bond with them) our three sugar gliders Reggie, Lily and Susie were being very adventurous and jumping on my

The sugar gliders have been super funny recently. For instance, on their running wheel in their cage they have been chasing each other around when one is on the outside and one is on the inside.  In the evenings we play with them in a pop-up tent.  We wear hoodies so that their claws don’t