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Ninu's gone, I had to take apart my subwoofer to find him. I'm not sure exactly how he died, but that's where he died.

At this point I'm not sure if he ran in there hiding from a roommate (who I can't express feelings about without using very vulgar language) or if he was just looking for some place warm and cozy to take a nap.

It may seem like a good idea to let gliders run freely at times, to get them more comfortable with their new surroundings, it's not. If you get sugar gliders, seal up everything immaginable and/or keep them to the tent and cage.

Growly needs a new friend now...
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aww! im so sorry to hear this!!

I am terribly sorry to hear this. This is why we recommend no glider should ever be allowed to roam free without direct, immediate supervision, and confined securely for their own safety when you're not there. He'll wait at the Rainbow Bridge with all our little loves already there.

So so sorry dear....I know you're hurting right now. Mistakes do happen to everyone. Only time will help heal...sending prayers and ((((HUGS))))

I found our hamster in one of my Velodyne subs once. The only way I new she was there was becuase I could hear her chewing on the cone! *AH!* She was making this "crunch crunch scratch scratch" sound.

((Smells like wood, I can get in it, it must be a hollow TREE!!!!))

He was probably looking for a dark quiet place because he wasn't feeling good.

I am sorry to hear about Ninu. I would consider taking Growly to the vet for a wellness check just incase Ninu had something contagious. I doubt he died from the speaker.