Photo by: Flickr/Psyte
Are you ready for TWO sugar gliders?
In the wild, sugar gliders live in colonies, playing together, sleeping together, and grooming each other. In captivity they can become lonely and depressed if kept by themselves. But they have the capacity to breed constantly unless neutered or spayed. Two females will get along fine, but two males may fight for domination.
Photo by: Flickr/Psyte
Are you ready for TWO sugar gliders?
In the wild, sugar gliders live in colonies, playing together, sleeping together, and grooming each other. In captivity they can become lonely and depressed if kept by themselves. But they have the capacity to breed constantly unless neutered or spayed. Two females will get along fine, but two males may fight for domination.