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Home Q & A Board Biology-Related Homework Help Zoology and Botany (Moderator: ehd123)
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juansale juansale
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10 years ago
my roommate went away for the weekend and asked me to feed their sugar gliders but they locked the door and i can't get in. they haven't eaten since last night and my roommate won't be back until 2ish tomorrow. are they going to be okay?
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#1
10 years ago
After reading the wikipedia page (see link) it seems those small animals can cope with lack of food by lowering their body temperature; so they will most likely pull through better than, say, a shrew which must eat its own body weight ever day.

Next time, suggest that your roommate has a spare key made up for you, to avoid the risk of forgetting about locking the door.
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10 years ago
Sugar Glider should be OK...have one on my shoulder now. they make a hard food that you can put in the cage, like cat food but for Sugar Gliders, it works in a pinch like going to be gone a day or two but doesn't replace the fruits and veggies long term.
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