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Albino Sugar Glider
Albino sugar glider babies are raised on some farms.
In the wild, they move in groups of about 30-40 species. They are community dwellers, and boredom or loneliness may kill them. These animals are relatively healthy and undemanding, but some species may suffer from leg paralysis, which is usually provoked by intestinal bacteria.
Albino sugar glider babies are raised on some farms.
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Albino Sugar Glider -
babies, farms
This is a very cute, funny and pathetic pet, and its popularity seems to be booming. The animal is about 11 inches long head to tail, and can be an excellent companion for another 15 years. It is better to keep more than one species since they are very social. Albino sugar glider babies are raised on some farms.
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