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My Gliders are escaping! I have NO idea how!?
The cage they are in has 1/2 inch spacing. The night before last, 1 escaped, last night BOTH escaped! I don't know where they could possibly be getting out of the cage. I searched and have not found any place they could get out through! They are probably out a few hours and they are thirsty and hungry, but it is morning, so they go right in their pouch! HELP!!!!
Listen Missy, you should read the question before you answer. They are getting OUT OF THE CAGE SOMEHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2 Answers
- BarnacleLv 49 years agoFavorite Answer
Well firstly since the Largest bar spacing sugar gliders should have is 1/2 and inch then maybe if yours are young they are squuezing out through the bars?
It's buy some cheap wire mesh from the a DIY store and cable tie to the the outside of the cage so they can't get out though the bars. If they still get out then i have no idea.
Good luck
- 9 years ago
my dwarf hamsters escaped i ducktaped the sides from the inside so they cant get out.
but leave a small hole at the top so they can breathe.
:D hope this helped
