Sugar Glider Dangers

• Open water such as water in the kitchen sink or toilets
• Ceiling fans that are left on
• Open Doors or windows
• Uncovered windows (gliders glide and may hit a glass window)
• Exposed electrical wires including extention cords
• Fish Aquariums full of water (sugar gliders can't swim)
• Other house hold pets

In fact it is best to have a Glider room that you know is Suggie safe for you and your Gliders to play in and bond.

Sugar Gliders and House Plants

Gliders love to play in house plants.  This can be hard on the plants, as well as dangerous to the glider.  Make sure that the plants your glider will come in contact with are not toxic.  Also, do not allow your glider to be near any plants that have been sprayed with pesticides.  Below are some of the poisonous plants:

Amaryllis American yew Azalea Balsom pear Baneberry Bird or paradise Black locust Blue-green algae Boxwood Buttercup Calla lily Caladium Castor bean Chalice vine Cherry tree Christmas candle Clematis

Coral plant Cowslip Daffodil Daphne Datura Deadly amanita Death camas Delphinium Dieffenbachia Eggplant Elephant's ear English Ivy English yew False Henbane Foxglove Golden chain Hemlock

Henbane Holly Horse chestnut Hyacinth Hydrangea Jack-in-the-pulpit Iris Japanese yew Java bean (lima bean) Jerusalem cherry Jimsonweed Juniper Lantana Larkspur Laurel Lily-of-the-valley Lobelia

Locoweed Lords and Ladies Marijuana Mayapple Mescal bean Mistletoe Mock orange Monkshood Morning glory Narcissus Nightshades Oleander Philodendron Poison ivy Poison oak Poinsettia Pokeweed

Potato Privet Rhododendron Rhubarb Rosary pea Skunk cabbage Snowdrop Snow-on-the-mountain Sweet pea Tobacco Virginia creeper Western yew Wisteria Yam bean