There are some species of animals, including rabbits and (I presume) sugar gliders, who eat a lot of leaves and have a diet high in cellulose, and they cannot digest this diet with just one pass through their relatively small digestive systems (cows can digest cellulose because they have four stomachs, and can retain the food for much longer than a rabbit can). Eating their own feces (or pellets) gives them the chance to complete the digestive process.
Yes. I believe you can. just be careful that your sugar glider does not eat to much of it! ha ha so try it and see what happens!
no rabbits eat carrots
Baby sugar gliders feed on mothers' milk.
Sugar gliders will eat small foods such as nuts, berries, dry fruit, and crackers. For protein it is advised to feed them bugs or other small critters that you can find. Every sugar glider is different, experiment a little and see what you think your glider likes.
Absolutely not. They may eat insects and even, occasionally, tiny mammals and reptiles, but never sugar gliders.
Sugar Gliders eat things like fruit, vegetables, and protein such as warms and crickets
As a baby it attaches itself to it's mother nipples and sucks the milk. As an older glider they eat fruits, vegetables and meat
Although sugar gliders are omnivores, feeding mostly on fruits, nectar and insects, they do not eat earthworms. They will eat mealworms. For more information on sugar glider diets, see the link.
The biggest is providing a good diet. The sugar glider has a very complex diet which is difficult to replicate in captivity. It is tricky to find a good diet, and even if you find one that works out nutritionally, you might have a picky glider that won't eat it. The best diet in the world is no good if the glider will not eat it. Other issues can be finding an exotic vet that is familiar with sugar gliders, as not many are.
No. Mine eat the off my walls all the time.
Why on God's Green Earth would you want to eat your own feces ?
you have to eat your own feces