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  • 04-03-2009, 09:10 PM
    letstalksnakes
    Re: Sugargliders had a BABY! PICS!
    Wow!
    Sorry to hear that man.
    Just FYI in the future if she happens to drop more joeys,i would put her and the baby gently (Wear Gloves!) in a seperate cage in a nice quiet room with only a sleeping blanket on the bottom of the cage with of course food and water for her.
    Or remove the male from the enclosure and put him in a different cage.
    This way there is less likly the chance of any mishaps and she can concentrate on just feeding the babe without being disturbed by the male or any human presence.
    Obviously check on them from time to time.
    Just giving friendly advice for you.
    :)
    In any case that really sucks,but i am sure she will have more to come.
  • 04-20-2009, 08:36 PM
    aalomon
    Re: Sugargliders had a BABY! PICS!
    This is an older post but just in case...it is always a bad idea to remove the male. Males are major caregivers and without the male the mother is much more likely to reject the joey (one less parent, separating leads to a lot of stress, no time to herself).

    Im sorry about your loss, losing babies always sucks.
  • 05-01-2009, 09:40 AM
    Aundrea
    Re: Sugargliders had a BABY! PICS!
    Gosh Im so sorry about your loss. I know this was awhile ago. They are cuties
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