My Suggies (sugar gliders)

[NotYourPsycho]

I will let you guess how many are in this pouch:
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a102/Notyourpsycho/IMG_3513.jpg


Here are some of Cleo
1.
http://psychophotography.smugmug.com/photos/595084618_Rn5eH-M.jpg

2.
http://psychophotography.smugmug.com/photos/595084604_H5Rob-M.jpg


Thanks for looking!
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[STi-R]

did you use a flash?

[NotYourPsycho]

Nope, some light from outside and black paper behind a lawn chair.

[Sabarika]

I LOVE the second photo, the composition is interesting, it could be stretched out into a bookmark. :3 Your suggies are too cute!

[Whippeticious]

I was amazed when I first found out these are allowed to be pets in the US. I suspect if I went outside at night with a torch I would see these little cuties flying around my trees, one of these nights I'm gonna do just that.
It's interesting to see them up close.

[NotYourPsycho]

Haha I was in Australia for 2 weeks and never saw any. :( Mine have the whole room to glide and play. Cleo and the twins have played outside some, but will come back when I call. The other 2 won't always come back, so they get to play inside.

btw: there are 5 in the pouch.

Thanks for the comments!

[Whippeticious]

What will you do with the babies. Seems like they breed alot. Do you ever have to separate them to keep the numbers down?
The other thing I wonder about is do they ever get loose, is it possible to have wild feral populationts of them over there?

[NotYourPsycho]

I am keeping them all. The dad is fixed, and since the 3 younger ones are girls, it solves that problem. I can only assume there must be some feral ones out there, I think I read something about it in a book.

Thanks