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Originally Posted by RedShoe
wow they sound like great pets.
On that note, I have a few hundred CockROACHES is anyone want s a few startes let me know. 
They are great first pets, they don't make a noise but hiss every once in a while, they are slow and docile, they look cool, they are easy to care for - just toss in some food and water every other day or so. And if you forget to feed them they can eat just about damn near anything. Some roaches can survive on the glue from a stamp and even eat bits of cardboard. They are community friendly, and the adults don't eat the babies.
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Hahaha. NOT. I had a post on GFY awhile ago about me getting the sugar glider and there we a few happy owners with gliders.
Each glider is different in personality and I currently do not have time to train these wild animals. There are considered exotic pets and take some time to train.
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Originally Posted by tony404
found this on a site:
I know that this is quite late, did you get them to stop barking? Buy a black lite that is for animals (you can find it in the bulb aisle at wal-mart). turn that light on their cage at night. that barking sound is what they do to keep tabs on each other's positions, the light helps them find/see one another.
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I have a blacklight, I may try that tonight and see how they do. Either way, I'd still like to get rid of them. Id rather have them to go someone who has time to care for them and train them properly.