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(3.3) What do Sugar Gliders need for sleeping/shelter?
Another requirement is a nest box to sleep in during the day. They will all sleep together in one box, so only one is needed. The main thing is to make sure they can get away from the light during the day. You should NEVER have your gliders out in direct sun, in that it is very harmful to their eyes (not to mention interrupting their sleep schedule). In the wild, they sleep in tree hollows in groups during the day. The best thing to fit this need is a bird nesting box. My gliders are very comfortable in a common finch nesting box found in any pet store, where I have placed 2-3 unscented tissues for pillows/blankets.
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