My sugar gliders are too hot! What's their maximum safe temperature?

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I have two sugar gliders, Cletus and Jim Bob. I know that they're supposed to be in temps about 80 degrees, it's almost 95 degrees here now. I was wondering what temperature is too hot for them to be in. Pet's info: Other | Unknown - Other | Male | neutered

Angel Alvarado, LVT · Accepted Answer

They can tolerate temps up to 90-95 F. In the wild, they would seek shelter in a tree or other protected nest. A fan or air conditioning can be set to keep the temperature down in the acceptable range. They should not be directly in front of vents or fans though.

My sugar gliders are too hot! What's their maximum safe temperature?

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