3. You'll wear two bonding pouches in this step. Put the glider in cage "1" in one pouch and put the cage "2" in the other bonding pouch. Wear the pouches at the same time for at least 2 hours a day for 1 week. During this time continue to do pouch swapping every night with the cages still sitting side by side.

4. Find a neutral place where neither glider has been and where there is no glider scent. You can use a pop up tent or even your bathroom for this step. Take a lot of toys and pouches in the tent or bathroom. Make sure you also have treats on hand like yogurt drops or meal worms. Then bring both gliders to the neutral play area that is set up. Turn the lights on low so the area is not bright. Open their pouches and lay them down on the floor and wait for them to come out or bribe them with treats. Never pull them out or force them to come out of their pouches. They should come out on their own.

5. After they come out of the pouches let them explore until they find one another on their own. Watch their body language closely. If you see a glider balling up and crabbing at the other glider then separate them and go back to pouch swapping. If both gliders are not showing any signs of fighting and they are just sniffing, grooming, and rubbing their heads on each other or if they both decide to go into a pouch together, then sit quietly and watch to see what happens.

Due the introduction play time for at least 30 minutes unless they are fighting and need to be separated. If the first intro play time went well then make the play time longer the next night. If it is also a success with no fighting you'll continue to make the playtime longer each night. Repeat this step for 7 days before moving on to the next step.

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