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Date Posted: 03:49:18 02/21/07 Wed
Author: Axie
Subject: One, or two?

I had flyers and sugar gliders about 10 years ago and have decided it's time for another one or two in my life.

I've decided to go with flyers mostly because their eating habits are easier to maintain, the smell is less, and they are more apt to potty in one place.

Now the question is, one, or two? I will be having them shipped, so it's much less expensive (per flyer) to buy two. I also think that there are some things that you just can't do with your flyer that another flyer can (like groom the insides of her ears or run along the top of the cage and hang upside down).

However, I feel that single flyers bond closer. If I bought a single flyer I would probably get her a friend next year or in the fall after she has bonded to me.

So there it is. If you had it to do again, what would you do? I just wanted to see what others think.

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I agree, a 'single' does bond 'closer' -- but having been in ... -- Beverly, 07:19:33 02/21/07 Wed
- Re: I agree, a 'single' does bond 'closer' -- but having been in ... -- Agnes, 15:32:44 02/21/07 Wed
  - Even Noah loaded in two of each kind!. -- S. K. Dixon, 21:37:26 02/21/07 Wed

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>I had flyers and sugar gliders about 10 years ago and >have decided it's time for another one or two in my >life. > >I've decided to go with flyers mostly because their >eating habits are easier to maintain, the smell is >less, and they are more apt to potty in one place. > >Now the question is, one, or two? I will be having >them shipped, so it's much less expensive (per flyer) >to buy two. I also think that there are some things >that you just can't do with your flyer that another >flyer can (like groom the insides of her ears or run >along the top of the cage and hang upside down). > >However, I feel that single flyers bond closer. If I >bought a single flyer I would probably get her a >friend next year or in the fall after she has bonded >to me. > >So there it is. If you had it to do again, what would >you do? I just wanted to see what others think.
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