A sugar glider will make what is called “crabbing” noises if your surprise them or startle them. You also may be hurting them - so watch out for that, too. Also keep in mind that some Sugar Gliders will be in “attack mode” when they are crabbing so definitely keep that in mind.

Video of a Sugar Glider Crabbing

Listen to the crabbing sounds from this sugar glider:

And here is another video of a sugar glider crabbing because she doesn’t like the sound of her human scratching on her shirt. Too cute!

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Are you thinking about buying a sugar glider? Well, there are some important supplies that you’ll need to provide proper care of him. This article will discuss some of the most essential sugar glider supplies.

Food

Your glider will definitely need a food and water dish. Most owners find it easier to buy a dish that can attach to the side of the cage. The dish you buy should also be quite large. However, make sure it’s not large enough that your glider can get into it and soil it.

You’ll also need to think about the best type of dish to buy. The most common options are plastic, stainless steel, and ceramic. It’s best to avoid plastic dishes because they’re porous and can easily harbor bacteria. Also, your glider will scratch it up easily. Therefore, it’s best to get a stainless steel or ceramic dish.

Branches

Branches are also essential sugar glider supplies. These exotic animals love to jump and climb around. Therefore, make sure you provide them with branches to do so. You can use branches from a live tree if you wish. However, you’ll need to make sure the tree hasn’t been sprayed with harmful pesticides. The particular type of tree also shouldn’t be harmful to your glider either.

Pouch/Nestbox

You’ll also need a pouch or nestbox for your glider. If you have more than four gliders, you’ll likely need a nestbox. Otherwise, a pouch will do just find. It’s best to buy two pouches. That way you can use the clean one while you wash the one that’s been soiled. If you need a nestbox, you should try not to get a wooden design. It will absob pee and need to be replaced sometime in the future.

These are a few of the most essential sugar glider supplies. If this is your first time owning one, there is much more you need to learn about proper sugar glider care. So, click here now to continue your quest for more sugar glider information.

Ever wondered what kind of sounds you can expect from your sugar glider? Here is a great video that talks about the various noises Sugar Gliders may make.

Enjoy!!