What a disgusting and beautiful process. :3 I'm gunna go throw up now then come back, and "d'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww" all over this :D
Sixteen to 19 days after mating the joey (size of a pea and pink in color) crawls from the cloaca to the pouch. This crawling is anywhere from two to 15 minutes. I just happened to check on her when the joey had just entered t he pouch and still wiggling. I have been a breeder for 11 years and have over 50 sugar gliders. I have seen this happen before, but never gotten a movie of it only photos. This joey did go into the pouch, latch on to the nipple and was carried full term.
@jaldridge28 you should think hmmm maybe it wasn't her fault!! Oh ya maybe it came out on it's own it will still die prolly but don't make her feel like it's her fault cuz it's nod dumbass shitbag
Silly shitbag, if it became detached from the nipple at that age the joey is a goner. their mouthes are formed around the nipple and is almost impossible to re-attach themselves. I think you should read more, dumbass
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my fish ate my baby oh no my glider swimming in fishes got snacks once and snorkels from mcdonald straw broke and sank no air drounded babys fish snacks with no life boat but i yell loud.
Hello i am buying a pair of sugar gliders and found out today the male isent neutered. Now that i think of it i want babies. Now i need to learn about birth. Do we humans need to help them? What if were not home? Do the babies require a special diet? Please get back to me. Oh and how many times a day do the babies need to eat? Thank you
well yes if your sugar glider is giving birth then you should be by her side at all times because if something gose wrong you could help her but its not just with sugar glider but all mammals
You do not help the mother at all. If anything you can distract her and she gets scared perhaps leaving the joey to find its on way or it could end up on the male's fur.
Sheila has been a top breeder of rare colors for many years. This video is the tail end of the glider going into the pouch. It is there it attaches to a nipple and does not let go for another 2 months. This baby is not yet on nipple, therefore, it's part of a birth scene.
Right. I opened the pouch to check on her and saw the baby just sitting there on top moving. Normally they lick the area down to keep the joey moist on its travels, but it was all dry and she was just letting the joey do it all by itself. I have seen three more births, but normally the mom takes a bigge part in it.
ya i kno that technicall stuff. My video camera is really just an old digital camera. So all your sayin is that it was just born but you didnt catch the first few seconds on tape right
technically when the glider crawls from the clocoa to the pouch area and scientifically this is termed "born" when they emerge from the pouch it is called out of pouch or oop. I saw this baby make its way up to the pouch and was moving. They are normally the size of a blackeyed pea when born. Sorry the video is not that good - it was taken with a flip camera.
Yes it is a birth. I have witnessed many births. I realize the movie is not that good, but if you visit my website you will see the still photos of it. Please email for website.
WHY AM I WATCHING THIS......with one hand
if you get what i mean
Australian22 3 days ago
For some reason the woman talking makes me laugh, thats its little head.........can you see it?
kreeddem 2 months ago
What a disgusting and beautiful process. :3 I'm gunna go throw up now then come back, and "d'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww" all over this :D
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sugarglider1232 dont worry bout wat i comment on ok ..........
cause u jus tryin to started drama
anita12132 4 months ago
sugarglider1232 dont worry bout wat i comment on ok ..... ok .. case close..
anita12132 4 months ago
xD you could here the babies crabbing how cute
Guyver2391 5 months ago
Do we have to separate the male from the female???
001graphic 5 months ago
thats not giving birth its in its pouch already lol
xX03DevilDog11Xx 6 months ago
should i like this or would thatbe wierd
Robomonkey5000 7 months ago
oh lord. o_o
Scarrr 8 months ago
ANITA12132 UR GROWS FOR THINKING THAT YOU HAVE A SICK M9IND WOW URN SICK GET A LIFE CUZ OBIOUSLY YOU DONT
sugarglider1232 9 months ago
@sugarglider1232 *you're *gross *mind *you're *sick, *because *obviously *don't
erietigers91 8 months ago 6
bitch u just nasty touchin her bla bla n she givin birth
anita12132 9 months ago
@anita12132 SHE IS OT SICK YOU ARE FOR THINKING THST YOU HAVE A SICK MIND YOU NEED TO GO GET HELP OR GO GET A LIFE
sugarglider1232 9 months ago
Sixteen to 19 days after mating the joey (size of a pea and pink in color) crawls from the cloaca to the pouch. This crawling is anywhere from two to 15 minutes. I just happened to check on her when the joey had just entered t he pouch and still wiggling. I have been a breeder for 11 years and have over 50 sugar gliders. I have seen this happen before, but never gotten a movie of it only photos. This joey did go into the pouch, latch on to the nipple and was carried full term.
Toandfrogliders 9 months ago 3
If they are in the pouch its not giving birth. They are about the size of rice.
vikvik16 9 months ago
@jaldridge28 you should think hmmm maybe it wasn't her fault!! Oh ya maybe it came out on it's own it will still die prolly but don't make her feel like it's her fault cuz it's nod dumbass shitbag
123tatortots 11 months ago
That was her pinkie it was pretty obvious!!! :(
QoolQuills 11 months ago
Silly shitbag, if it became detached from the nipple at that age the joey is a goner. their mouthes are formed around the nipple and is almost impossible to re-attach themselves. I think you should read more, dumbass
jaldridge28 1 year ago
Wow
TuffersRoufas 1 year ago
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMGGGGGGGGGGGG
13JustDied 1 year ago
do the glider eat their baby ?
flightclubla 1 year ago
OMG
TheRxyx 2 years ago
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my fish ate my baby oh no my glider swimming in fishes got snacks once and snorkels from mcdonald straw broke and sank no air drounded babys fish snacks with no life boat but i yell loud.
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OMGxWTFxHEATHER 2 years ago
Hello i am buying a pair of sugar gliders and found out today the male isent neutered. Now that i think of it i want babies. Now i need to learn about birth. Do we humans need to help them? What if were not home? Do the babies require a special diet? Please get back to me. Oh and how many times a day do the babies need to eat? Thank you
LoveMyHair2123 2 years ago
well yes if your sugar glider is giving birth then you should be by her side at all times because if something gose wrong you could help her but its not just with sugar glider but all mammals
cristamachine18 2 years ago 4
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You do not help the mother at all. If anything you can distract her and she gets scared perhaps leaving the joey to find its on way or it could end up on the male's fur.
Toandfrogliders 9 months ago
how old normal sugar glider can giving birth, start from baby?
kevinlhc2002 2 years ago
Sheila has been a top breeder of rare colors for many years. This video is the tail end of the glider going into the pouch. It is there it attaches to a nipple and does not let go for another 2 months. This baby is not yet on nipple, therefore, it's part of a birth scene.
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DynaGirl50833 2 years ago
Right. I opened the pouch to check on her and saw the baby just sitting there on top moving. Normally they lick the area down to keep the joey moist on its travels, but it was all dry and she was just letting the joey do it all by itself. I have seen three more births, but normally the mom takes a bigge part in it.
Toandfrogliders 3 years ago
ya i kno that technicall stuff. My video camera is really just an old digital camera. So all your sayin is that it was just born but you didnt catch the first few seconds on tape right
SweetieGlide 3 years ago
that is not birth :( that was a lil glider going into a pouch. They dont give birth through their pouch silly
SweetieGlide 3 years ago
technically when the glider crawls from the clocoa to the pouch area and scientifically this is termed "born" when they emerge from the pouch it is called out of pouch or oop. I saw this baby make its way up to the pouch and was moving. They are normally the size of a blackeyed pea when born. Sorry the video is not that good - it was taken with a flip camera.
Toandfrogliders 3 years ago 4
that woiuld be a glider in pouch not giving birth you cant see the birth happen they are too tiny
Rooter1992 3 years ago
great video... amazing how tiny they are when they are born!
dranger1108 3 years ago
Yes it is a birth. I have witnessed many births. I realize the movie is not that good, but if you visit my website you will see the still photos of it. Please email for website.
Toandfrogliders 3 years ago
thats not a birth
BriannaRenaeC 3 years ago