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Not dragons....but still a cute little bundles of fluff...when they're not grumbly.
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awwwwwwwwwwww where did you get those sugar gliders? ive always wanted some...are they good pets? how much upkeep and $$?> thanks/...they are adorable@
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~David - KDRKreatures
My Main Herps-
1.2 Bearded dragons (Ralph, Artemis, Cheech)
1.0 Veiled Chameleon (Chiquito)
1.0 Black Racer Snake (Chong)
2.2 Eastern Box Turtles (Athena, Mercury, Gizmo, Galapago)
0.0.2 Leopard Geckos (Nee, Unnamed)
1.0 Ball Python (Carson)

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They run between $100-$300 per animal. Expensive little boogers! I got mine from someone I knew locally. They have about 2 joeys at a time. They eat fresh (or frozen thawed) fruits & veggies, commercial pellets & nectars ect., crickets & mealies (they can survive on the fruits/veggies/bugs - but the pellets and nectars are neat), and drink from a water bottle; must have a high canary wire spaced cage (so no escapes occur), must have climbing items, a sleep pouch and must handle them frequently so they remain tame. Many people put them in a bonding bag around their necks to keep them with them and show them off.
They make a cute chattery, mechanical toy noise if you diturb their beauty sleep.
Anyway, they are cute as a button. I hope when my daughter gets home in a couple of weeks that I do not find that she is allergic to them, or I will be forced to have to sell them. I'd hate for that to happen.
Hope some of this has helped.
Take care,
Laura
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Cute little gliders Laura! I have a pair also, amazing little critters. You have to watch them around small bearded dragons and other small animals, birds...etc. They WILL try to kill and eat a small lizard, snake, or bird. Mine have never attempted to kill any of my reptiles (so far), but I have heard that they have a taste for small reptiles and birds. Christy

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These two females are only about 6-8 weeks old.

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