Sugar gliders are social and cute pocket pets that are native to Australia and New Guinea. They’re real “pocket pets” in the sense that they are often kept in pockets or pouches near the body to enhance the bonding process. Sugar gliders are very popular pets in some parts of the world but are high-maintenance and are not that suitable as pets for most people.
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Chocolate is a tasty treat for humans but can a sugar glider eat chocolate? Is it a safe treat or are there safer alternatives?
The sugar glider is an exotic pet that requires a lot of attention. In this article, you’ll learn if sugar gliders are nocturnal or diurnal.