This is our sugar glider cage. Inside is the newest no sew cage set. It is all fleece and safe for the little loveable fluff balls. Normally I would sew cage sets, but alas, both my sewing machines are broken and have been for a while now, so I had to get creative, and it really worked!
In this set:
2 Standard Sleeping Pouches
1 triangle corner pouch
1 nap pouch
1 Extra Large Hammoc
1 Climbing braided rope
1 Circle toy perch
And a few little glider blankets for them to move around as they please.
So you might notice that this cage is… a bit small! It is big enough by most standards for 2 gliders but I would not ever go any smaller. We have a small travel cage but that is all together different and only for travel, glider recovery, and cage cleaning times.
How big should a glider cage be you ask?
The minimum size your cage should be for a pair is about 32″ x 20″ x 36″. The more gliders in your cage the larger it should be. The bars of your cage should be 1/2″ wide or less and horizontal if possible because sugar gliders like to climb.
http://www.sugarglider.com/gliderpedia/index.asp?Housing
Our next cage will be much bigger and we hope to get it soon! Oh and someone mentioned that they would like to give me an old sewing machine! Yay!
