http://www.faunafanatics.com/

[tommy1711]

Any1 used these guys to buy gliders from the pm'd me regarding a wanted add I have up on reptile forums for gliders? http://www.faunafanatics.com/

[stormsma]

well, I think their care sheet is a bit sparse, not really much info on feeding which is one of the main thing that people get wrong. wonder what they would give you (info wise) if you were to see them in person?  I'm a bit dubious of anyone selling critters through pet shops (which is what this looks like) although they say they are a group of hobbyists.  I also object to the phrase "available for sale, due to being surplus to our continual breeding requirements or projects." what does that even mean?!      
maybe I'm being a bit cautious but I would much rather go with someone who is recommended on this site as this is the place where I have learnt the most useful and helpful advice.  Also, never discount re-homing an older pair/group, I did and Im so glad!

[tommy1711]

Yeah a did actually reply saying that I was causious being from a shop and asked them about there breeding program but not got a reply? I'm finding it rather difficult to find a breeder near myself in Scotland but I'm in no rush what so ever so I won't be jumping in to the first offer! As for adults I read that u really need to know there back ground and that they might not bond to u as much as younger gliders is that true?

[tommy1711]

Just got a reply back from this lot heres what they said:

Hi ya,

The Sugar Gliders we currently have is last years young 2010. We were going to keep them back to increase our breeding numbers. However we have changed direction and will be breeding other species aswell as Gliders.

A full breakdown on the keeping of Gliders is available on our site as is pictures.

Hope this helps

Thanks

Never really answered any of my questions either so al be giving them a miss.

[Amalthea]

Good plan

[wjohnw]

are they ameyzoo in disguise?

[Marie]

Lol!  There wasn't enough boastful bull***t going on there to be a zoo!!