How Do You Make Sugar Glider Habitats?
Sugar gliders are quickly becoming popular pets. They’re absolutely adorable, and they bond quickly to their human companions, making them a perfect choice for small pets. But, like any other pet, they have their own special needs and requirements to stay happy and healthy. Their surroundings form the basis of their world, and are a good place to start when you’re setting up a home for your new companions. We’re going to take a look at some ways to make your sugar glider habitat healthy and safe for them. The minimum size for a sugar glider cage is 20x20x36, and should always be taller than it is wide. The bigger the cage, the better, and as sugar gliders cannot be kept individually, they’re going to need plenty of room. Bars should be no more than 1/2 an inch apart, and wire mesh should never be used. When planning a location for the cage, height should also be taken into account. Place the cage on a table if not a high shelf, out of direct sunlight, and in an area that is relatively
