You should also have live branches or plants in the cage. The last thing that you should have in their cage is a Polly Pastel Perch. This will help keep the nails down so they will not need to be trimmed as often. Thaw them out in hot water for a few minutes. For treats you can offer sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, pecans, brazil nuts, raw peanuts, dried fruit, wax worms, raisins, boiled chicken or baby chicken sticks, Earth's Best Baby food, or any fruit or veggie that may be their favorite.
Sugar gliders have a high calcium and vitamin E requirement.
Without the proper amount of these, many health problems and even death could occur. This can be avoided with supplementation. A teaspoon of yogurt with active cultures in it once a week is a nice treat. An alternate diet would be to feed only Brisky's Accu - Feed and just give a mealworm or 2 or a small piece of fruit as a treat. Mix all of the ingredients in a blender.