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Posted by sharmon on February 01, 2002 at 13:50:41:

In Reply to: Nectar posted by mark on December 26, 2001 at 03:27:09:

I just got my dormouse and was wondering the same thing. They have a similar diet to a sugar glider and was thinking they could probably benefit from the Gliderade (A vitamin enriched nectar supplement)that I have for the gliders.
I also make something called BML (a soft diet) for the gliders and gave my little dormouse some last night, He loved it. I do put Gliderade in the mix as well as sprinkling it over the fruits sometimes. It can also be mixed with water to make the nectar.

: Does anyone feed their Dormice with nectar...this is part of their natural diet...but I have so far not seen any references to using it in the captive diet.

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