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Sugar gliders are very active and love to climb and jump, so sugar glider enclosures with lots of vertical space for them to move around in are usually best. Chewy has several sugar glider enclosures to choose from, along with all the sugar glider cage accessories you'll need to make your enclosure feel like home for your pets. We feature a range of cage sizes, from compact habitats to larger enclosures, in several styles to suit different tastes and needs. Here are a few things to consider before purchasing a new sugar glider cage for your home.
The best sugar glider habitats don't need to have too much floor space, but they should be at least three feet tall and, ideally, have a platform or two. Wire bars spaced no more than ½ inch apart are ideal for preventing escapes, as is a sturdy latch because sugar gliders can learn to open loose latches. Vertical bars are fine for sugar glider cages, although some people think the best sugar glider cages are those with horizontal bars, since they're easy and fun for gliders to climb.
Never choose a smooth-sided cage or aquarium for sugar gliders, since gliders need to climb and jump and won't be able to scale a smooth surface as easily. Cages with smooth wire sides are preferred since they won't scratch your pets' delicate feet like raw metal or catch their claws like mesh.
You can get a cage with a solid or wire base, but a solid pan is best for catching messes if you plan to put sugar glider bedding at the bottom. Make sure to provide a few sugar glider hideouts and beds for your pets, along with branches and other things to climb and jump on in the habitat. You'll also want to give each glider a cloth sleep pouch for cozy naps and put tip-proof food bowls and a water bottle or two in there for your little guys. Shop for all your sugar glider supplies at Chewy- we've got the cage accessories you'll need to set up your cage along with lots of sugar glider treats and sugar glider toys to keep your sugar gliders happy. Check out our great selection of sugar glider enclosures and get started on creating a terrific new habitat for your pet gliders!
A pair of sugar gliders need a cage that's at least 36 inches tall and 24 x 24 inches wide and deep, but larger and especially taller is always better for sugar gliders. Having single sugar gliders isn't recommended because they're social animals and will get lonely. If you have more than two sugar gliders, you may want to get an even bigger cage.
Sugar gliders need all the essentials for eating, sleeping, drinking and playing in their habitats. Put food dishes, water bottles or bowls and nest boxes or pouches in the enclosure along with fresh bedding at the bottom. Sugar gliders love to climb and play, so you should provide them with lots of toys as well as ladders, exercise wheels, tunnels and safe things to chew. Sugar glider habitats should be spacious enough to allow for lots of activity and filled with things that encourage healthy rest and play.
You can keep two sugar gliders in the same enclosure and even house multiple gliders in one cage. Many experts caution against keeping just one sugar glider alone, as sugar gliders live in colonies in the wild and tend to do better in pairs or groups. You can keep multiple males or multiple females together in one cage, but if you keep a mixture of males and females, make sure you have as many female gliders or more than males, or the males may fight. Always introduce new gliders slowly to avoid stress and aggression.
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