I have 2 weeks with him everything on check I even have the same schedule when I take him out of his cage he stays on me a while then explores but doesn't come back to me unless I approach him and kinda grab him I show him the back of my hand and sometimes he hope on me but most of the time he stays below the tv or the couch I know he's still scared let's me massage him when he's asleep sometimes he crabs at me when I'm about to touch it sometimes but as soon as I'm massage him he calms down and galls asleep....he crabs when I stop Lol.

2 weeks isn't enough time for bonding and trust.

Turning him loose after only having him that long is risky. He is young and curious, and will get in to trouble.

My 3 gliders all have different personalities. And all have bonded to me differently.

Fiona tolerates being held better than the other two. She is now 4 years old. She's been that way since she was 6 months old.

Dot hates to be grabbed, and never comes to our hands willingly, but tolerates being held for a short time.

Stewie is now 8 months old, will come to my hand for treats, but insists on shoulder rides with the girls on their favorite hoodie. He won't leave my shoulder unless he jumps to my husband, gets close to his cage or I allow the girls to explore. He has been taught his boundaries when he was about 6 months old. He's an unusually smart little man.

Here are his stories:

http://www.glidercentral.net/ubbthreads/...ter#Post1416696

http://www.glidercentral.net/ubbthreads/..._is#Post1416586

I hope this helps and understand how new young gliders can be.

How can I know when he shows afecttion to me? Will he like groom me or something like that?

They will groom you, nuzzle your neck, start to mark you by rubbing their belly on your clothes. Want to jump on and off, preferring you to something else.

Bathroom or tent time reenforces this.

Ok cool thank you hes kibda lonley too ive been saving for his partner prolly in the next week or 2 hes gonna have a mate forever

Be careful with the introductions and don't be impatient. I tried to rush some intros and it didn't work out well, probably delayed the process a month or two.

Here is my article on introducing gliders together. Read it over good before you start introductions.