We recommend using a conventional heat rock, especially during the bonding period. If you live in a much cooler climate, you will need a supplemental heat source for your sugar glider’s cage.
So while your bedroom might seem like the wrong place if you need a good night’s sleep, the kitchen is also a hazardous choice because of the high potential that your little sugar glider could get into trouble or have an accident.Ī healthy temperature for sugar gliders is 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit. Also consider how lighting, odor, safety and temperature will affect your pet. When considering where to place your sugar glider cage, take into account that sugar gliders are nocturnal so they make noise at night. Providing the Right Climate for Your Sugar Glider
For adult sugar gliders, large cages are preferable, with height being the most important factor to consider when choosing your cage.ġ-2 babies or juveniles under 5 months out of pouch: Width/Depth: 46-51cm / Height: 61-76cmġ-2 adults over 5 months of age: Width: 91cm, Depth: 61cm, Height: 102cm There must be enough space in their cage for exercise, a food bowl and a place to sleep during the day. NOTE: Bird cages, where the bars are primarily vertical rectangles, are NOT recommended for baby or juvenile sugar gliders.Ĭhoose the most appropriate cage depending on the age and size of your sugar glider.
The enclosure should be kept in a warm room, away from heaters or air conditioners, vents and direct sunlight. The plastic tray should be at least 2.5 cm from the floor of the cage and lined with paper. The recommended type of cage for sugar gliders is a PVC-coated wire cage, with the openings on the bars no larger than 1.25-2.5 cm and a removable plastic waste tray at the bottom of the cage.
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