As far as lineage, it is your choice to share or not. It could be beneficial though if someone is breeding gliders closely related to your little one though.

Thank you for coming back after all the repetitive questions & such.

As I said before, I hope she grows healthy & lives a long happy life I would love to see her as she grows.

I'm with Cora. I have not posted on this thread yet but I'm very interested to see what the vet says about her and to see updates on how she is doing.

I too have been following this thread, and am interested to know whats going on with your baby. I hope she's healthy and I hope for updates as I'd love to know how she is doing.

Guess what? I don't have the Internet at my house and I did not plan on coming back til Friday after my vet visit or even Saturday or Sunday or who knows.



I know this is not normal and as long as she seems healthy and, happy and alert I am not all too concerned. There is nothing more that I can humanly do besides bring her to the vet, keep her warm, keep her cage extra clean and wait.



Me rushing to the computer isn't going to help her grow. I know you guys want an explanation and seem to be digging as deep as possible to find one, But sometimes there might not be one and if there is, I'm sure you will all find it one way or another.



I have read some not so great face book postings about her with her picture and now I'm wandering if I should even post more pictures. I'm not looking to get tormented because she was born different.



Her lineage is good, I'm not sharing it because if she is *Ever* re homed I do NOT want her to be a breeding stock. This is ME caring for HER.



I do love her and I'm doing everything I can possibly, You all don't need to know every single step of my life.



I may not even post in here anymore to the public. I will continue messaging the nice pm's I got.

And.. Don't think so negatively!



Thank you to those who were kind and helpful.

Just another thought to toss your way...

Most hairless animals have a much higher metabolism and require more fat in their diets because their bodies have to work 10 times harder to keep warm. That being said, perhaps the higher metabolism of your little girl is playing a part in her being so much smaller. Her body is using up it's resources faster then it can get them, so it is stunting her growth.

Since she was 4 weeks OOP when you started this thread, then she should start eating solid foods soon. I would recommend adding additional fat and protein to her diet to make up for her having a higher metabolism. Also, make sure to keep her living area warmer then you normally would. I would think that it would be best to try and keep her around 75-80 versus the normal 70-75. Also, give her winter pouches and extra blankies.

I hope she stays in good health and lives a long, wonderful life. She's a beautiful little girl!

There are quite a few of us on here who have been quietly following this thread. Your baby is precious. She does look so very fragile though! You seem to be doing everything you can for her. Just focus on the positive and share what you feel comfortable with.