Sugar Glider Care Sheet: used with permission from http://www.cvexotics.com

PRESENTS: THE SUGAR GLIDER "POCKET BABIES" Congratulations on choosing a sugar glider to be your pet, you won't be disappointed. All of the sugar gliders we sell for pets are captive born and have been handled practically as soon as they come out of the pouch. Be sure to handle these pets gently and frequently so they will bond with you. Sugar gliders make excellent pets but you do need to keep in mind that they are a wild animal, even though they were captive raised. The quality of pet the glider makes is directly related to the handling they receive from their owners.

With the proper handling within the first two weeks of receiving your glider

you should see a noticeable difference in the glider. Bonding with the glider is

based on trust and once they trust you they will become your best buddy. They will

not be your usual pet, meaning they are not like a dog or cat, and can't be treated the same. Our love and respect has grown more and more since we have been raising them. All I know is that it is a very special feeling for a very special animal and not a pet to be taken for granted. BEWARE>>>THEY WILL STEAL YOUR HEART LIKE THEY DID OURS!

INTRODUCTION SUGAR GLIDERS (SCIENTIFIC NAME, PETAURUS BRE\/ICEPS), ARE A TINY ARBOREAL (TREE DWELLING) MARSUPIAL, A TRUE POUCHED ANIMAL IN THE SAME ORDER AS KANGAROOS AND KOALAS. THESE SPECIAL ANIMALS ARE ORIGINALLY FROM AUSTRALIA, INDONESIA, AND NEW GUINEA. AT ADULTHOOD THEIR BODY IS ABOUT 5 TO 6 INCHES IN LENGTH WITH ABOUT A 6 TO 7 INCH TAIL AND WEIGH ONLY 5 OR 6 OUNCES. THE LIFE EXPECTANCY OF A GLIDER SEEM TO BE ABOUT 7 TO 10 YEARS IF WELL TAKEN CARE OF, BUT I HAVE READ IN THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MAMMALS THEY CAN LIVE UP TO 14 YEARS. THESE ADORABLE LITTLE ANIMALS HAVE BEEN PETS IN EUROPE AND THEIR NATIVE LANDS FOR QUITE SOME TIME. HOWEVER, WE IN THE UNITED STATES HAVE JUST RECENTLY "DISCOVERED" WHAT WONDERFUL PETS SUGAR GLIDERS CAN MAKE. THEY GET THEIR NAME FROM THEIR LOVE OF SWEET SAP AND THEIR GLIDING MEMBRANE WHICH STRETCHES FROM THEIR WRISTS TO THEIR ANKLES. IN THE WILD THEY CUT NOTCHES IN THE EUCALYPTUS TREE BARK AND LICK UP THE SWEET SAP. THE GLIDING MEMBRANE ENABLES THE SUGAR GLIDER TO TRAVEL FROM TREE TO TREE. IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT THE GLIDER CAN CATCH MOTHS AND INSECTS IN FLIGHT. THE GLIDER USES ITS TAIL IN FLIGHT FOR STEERING AND ALSO FOR CARRYING NESTING MATERIALS.

HOUSING THE BEST "HOME" FOR A PET GLIDER WOULD BE A CAGE NO SMALLER THAN 18 X 18 X 24". A MEDIUM SIZE BIRD CAGE WORKS GREAT! IF A BIRD CAGE IS CHOSEN THE WIDTH OF THE WIRE SHOULD BE NOT LARGER THAN 1/2", ANY WIDTH LARGER CAN BE ESCAPED OUT OF BY THE GLIDER. IF THE CAGE HAS SLIDE UP DOORS IT IS BEST TO FASTEN THESE CLOSED WITH A J-CLIP OTHERWISE THEY CAN LEARN TO OPEN THEM AND ESCAPE. IF ROOM PROVIDES THE LARGER THE CAGE THE BETTER. ALSO, THEY ENJOY HEIGHT IN THE CAGE AS OPPOSED TO WIDTH. YOU CAN USE YOUR IMAGINATION WHEN IT COMES TO DECORATING THEIR CAGE. THE GLIDER LOVES TO PLAY AND CLIMB. SEVERAL ITEMS CAN BE USED SUCH AS NONTOXIC BIRD BRANCHES, COTTON ROPE, BIRD MIRRORS AND SWINGS, HAMSTER WHEELS OR ANY OTHER PET TOYS FOUND IN A PET STORE. LIVE BRANCHES SUCH AS PECAN OR PEACH CAN BE USED. DO NOT USE DEAD BRANCHES WITH LOOSE BARK FOR THEY WILL DEBARK THE BRANCHES LOOKING FOR SAP. REMEMBER TO KEEP AN EYE ON ANYTHING PUT IN THE CAGE. IF YOU NOTICE THEY ARE EATING IT TAKE IT OUT. THE CAGE SHOULD NOT BE KEPT IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT BUT SHOULD BE KEPT IN A ROOM WHERE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DAY AND NIGHT CAN BE NOTICED. THEY SHOULD BE KEPT OUT OF DRAFTS, AND SHOULD BE AWAY FROM HEAT OR AIR CONDITIONING SOURCES. THE TEMPERATURE RANGE SHOULD BE BETWEEN 70 AND 90 F. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND KEEPING THEM BELOW 70 DEGREES UNLESS THE CAGE IS COVERED, NO COOLER THAN 65F MINIMUM. SINCE SUGAR GLIDERS ARE NOCTURNAL THEY WILL NEED A "NEST" TO SLEEP IN. 'THE PERFECT POCKET-, WHICH CAN BE BOUGHT IN SOME PET STORES OR ORDERED THROUGH CV EXOTICS, MAKES A WONDERFUL NEST. IT IS A DECORATIVE ADDITION TO ANY CAGE AND THEY REALLY LIKE SNUGGLING INTO IT. A VARIETY OF COLORS ARE AVAILABLE AND IT CAN BE EASILY SECURED TO THE CAGE. FOR NESTING MATERIAL PAPER TOWELS OR CRUMPLED NEWSPAPER WITHOUT COLORED INK (COLORED INK IS TOXIC TO MANY SPECIES). OTHER OPTIONS FOR NESTS CAN BE A PINE (NOT CEDAR) BIRD BOX, OR A 3LB MARGARINE TUB. MAKE SURE THESE ARE SECURED to the CAGE SO IT WONT TIP OVER.

DIET WE SUGGEST FEEDING A VARIED DIET CONSISTING OF: SWEET FRUITS (APPLE, MELONS, GRAPES, ECT.), FROZEN MIXED VEGGIES AND THE SUGAR GLIDER FOOD DO NOT GIVE ALL OF THESE FOODS AT ONE FEEDING, WHICH WILL RESULT IN A LOT OF WASTE SINCE THE GLIDER WILL ONLY EAT WHAT IT LIKES THE MOST. THIS IS HOW WE FEED: EVERY OTHER NIGHT WE FEED ONLY SUGAR GLIDER FOOD ON THE NIGHT WE DON'T FEED THE GLIDER FOOD WE FEED EITHER FRUIT OR VEGGIES ONLY. THE SUGAR GLIDER FOOD IS ABOUT 50% OF THEIR DIET. FEED ONLY FRESH OR FROZEN FOODS. WE HAVE NEVER GIVEN OUR GLIDERS CANNED FOOD, WHICH IS PROCESSED AND USUALLY HIGH IN SODIUM OR REFINED SUGAR. I DO NOT KNOW HOW THEIR SYSTEM WOULD RESPOND TO IT. USE COMMON SENSE! WE USE RAW UNSALTED PEANUTS AS TREATS. I RECOMMEND ONE PEANUT PER GLIDER EACH DAY (2 HALF'S). IF YOU SUPPLY THEM WITH ALL THEY WANT THIS IS ALL THEY WOULD EAT, THEY LOVE THEM THAT MUCH!! IT IS NORMAL FOR THE GLIDER TO CHEW ITS FOOD AND THEN SPIT IT OUT. A FRESH SUPPLY OF BOTTLED WATER USING A HAMSTER BOTTLE SHOULD ALWAYS BE PROVIDED. I DON'T RECOMMEND USING TAP WATER SINCE IT CONTAINS CHEMICALS THAT MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR THE GLIDER. WE USE A NUTRITIONAL DIETARY SUPPLEMENT CALLED GLIDER BOOSTER. THIS IS SPRINKLED ON THE FOOD DAILY AND GIVES THEM VITAMINS AND NUTRIENTS THEY CANT GET JUST FROM THE REGULAR DIET. GLIDER BOOSTER & SUGAR GLIDER FOOD CAN BE PURCHASED IN SOME PET STORES OR ORDERED FROM CV EXOTICS. THE MODIFIED LEAD BEATERS MIX CAN BE ADDED TO THE DIET, DO NOT FEED JUST THIS MIX. COMBINE ALL THE FOLLOWING INGREDIENTS INTO A BLENDER AND PUREE UNTIL LUMP FREE: 1/2 CUP APPLE JUICE, 1/2 CUP HONEY, 1 HARD BOILED EGG (SHELLED), 1/2 CUP HIGH-PROTEIN CEREAL (REGULAR OR BABY), 2 TSP GLIDER BOOSTER (OR OTHER MAMMAL VITAMIN}= DO NOT USE A CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT AS A SUBSTITUTE, 1/4 CUP WHEAT GERM. FREEZE IN AN AIRTIGHT CONTAINER. FEED A TEASPOON SEVERAL TIMES A WEEK ALONG WITH THEIR REGULAR DIET. SUGAR GLIDERS TEND TO COME OUT SHORTLY AFTER DARK, ALTHOUGH SOME DO LIKE TO -SLEEP IN- AND WILL COME OUT A LITTLE LATER IN THE EVENING. I START MY FEEDINGS CLOSE TO DARK THAT WAY WHEN THEY COME OUT THEIR MEAL IS THERE WAITING FOR THEM. START OUT FEEDING 1/4 CUP OF CHOPPED FRUITS AND VEGGIES UNTIL YOU DETERMINE WHAT KIND OF APPETITE YOUR GLIDER HAS.

HEALTH CONCERNS THE GLIDER IS A VERY HEARTY ANIMAL IN GENERAL BUT A FEW AILMENTS CAN OCCUR. IF THE GLIDER EVER BECOMES LETHARGIC THE CAUSE COULD BE LOW BLOOD SUGAR. IMMEDIATELY ADMINISTER SOMETHING SWEET SUCH AS FRUIT NECTAR AND PEDIALYTE WITH AN EYE DROPPER, HONEY OR NUTRI-CAL (YOU CAN GET THIS FROM MOST PET STORES). THEY CAN CATCH A COLD IF EXPOSED TO A COLD DRAFT. SYMPTOMS INCLUDE NASAL DISCHARGE, SNEEZING, RUBBING OF THE NOSE AND CONGESTION. TRIBRESSEN ORAL SYRUP #1 HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY USED IN TREATING COLDS. CALCIUM DEFICIENCY, A FORM OF RICKETS, HAS BEEN SEEN IN GLIDERS, USE OUR GLIDER BOOSTER IT WILL GREATLY REDUCE THE RISK OF THIS. THE SYMPTOM IS PARALYSIS OF THE BACK LEGS. TREATMENT IS GIVING A CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT SUCH AS WHAT IS USED FOR REPTILES. 1/8 tsp OF THE SUPPLEMENT MIXED WITH AN OUNCE OF FRUIT NECTAR AND CAN BE GIVEN WITH AN EYEDROPPER IF GLIDER WONT DRINK OUT OF A PLASTIC JAR LID. CALL US IMMEDIATELY IF YOU EVER THINK THERE IS A HEALTH PROBLEM WITH YOUR GLIDER. WE ARE NOT VETERINARIANS AND THIS INFORMATION IS FROM OUR EXPERIENCE BUT SINCE WE WORK CLOSELY WITH OUR OWN VETERINARIANS. WE SUGGEST YOU DO THE SAME WITH YOUR VET.

GROOMING GROOMING REQUIRED FOR THE GLIDER IS THE TRIMMING OF THEIR NAILS. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE WELL BEING OF YOUR PET! UNTRIMMED NAILS CAN RESULT IN GETTING HUNG ON THE CAGE. IF THIS HAPPENS THE GLIDER MAY NOT BE ABLE TO FREE ITS SELF CAUSING UNDUE STRESS AND INJURY TO THE GLIDER. You CAN USE A PAIR OF FINGERNAIL CLIPPERS. TRIM ONLY THE VERY TIP OF THE NAIL. IF TRIMMED TOO HIGH YOU WILL CLIP INTO THE BLOOD SUPPLY WHICH IS PAINFUL AND BLOODY. AFTER THE CLIPPING KEEP IN MIND THEY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GRIP AS WELL AS BEFORE. THIS "LOSS" OF GRIP SHOULD LAST JUST A FEW DAYS. IF HOUSED AROUND DOGS OR CATS THERE MAY BE A SLIGHT CHANCE OF A GLIDER GETTING FLEAS OR TICKS. SINCE NO TESTING HAS BEEN DONE ON THE GLIDERS FOR THE USE OF SPRAYS OR POWDERS I WOULD NOT USE THEM BECAUSE OF THEIR GROOMING HABITS (LICKING AND SCRATCHING). THEY COULD INGEST THESE PRODUCTS. THEREFORE ANY FLEAS AND TICKS SHOULD BE PICKED OFF.

WELCOME HOME. NOW THAT YOU HAVE YOUR SUGAR GLIDER HOME HERE ARE SOME TIPS ON YOUR NEW FAMILY MEMBER>>> EVEN THOUGH YOUR BABY GLIDER IS EATING SOLID FOOD KEEP IN MINE) YOUR GLIDER HAS JUST BEEN WEANED FROM ITS MOTHER AND WAS STILL NURSING -- GOING FROM EATING SOME FOOD AND MOTHERS MILK TO JUST SOLID FOOD TAKES SOME ADJUSTING AT FIRST. WE SUGGEST GIVING THE REGULAR DIET AS DESCRIBED EARLIER PLUS A SHALLOW DISH OF FRUIT NECTAR (THEY SEEM TO LIKE PEACH OR MANGO) WHICH CAN BE BOUGHT AT THE GROCERY STORE. OFFER THE NECTAR IN A SHALLOW DISH FOR ABOUT A WEEK. WE MIX THE GLIDER BOOSTER IN WITH THE NECTAR AFTER THIS THEY SHOULD BE EATING WELL. NECTAR CAN ALWAYS BE GIVEN AS A TREAT ANYTIME YOU WANT TO GIVE IT. THERE IS A BONDING PROCESS NECESSARY WHEN FIRST GETTING A BABY GLIDER TO ITS NEW HOME. IT WILL NEED TIME TO ADJUST TO ITS NEW SURROUNDS AND YOU, ITS NEW FAMILY. THE GLIDER NEEDS TO KNOW IT CAN TRUST YOU. NATURALLY AT FIRST IT WILL BE SCARED BECAUSE IT HAS JUST BEEN TAKEN FROM A PLACE THAT IT IS FAMILIAR WITH. THEY GO A LOT BY THEIR SENSE OF SMELL. FOR IT TO GET USE TO YOUR SCENT QUICKER PIN AN OLD WASH CLOTH OR PIECE OF MATERIAL TO YOUR NIGHT CLOTHING AND SLEEP WITH IT TO GET YOUR SCENT ON IT, THEN USE IT FOR THE GLIDERS BEDDING. YOU SHOULD START HANDLING THE GLIDER WITHIN A FEW HOURS OF TAKING IT HOME. PUT IT IN ITS NEW CAGE AND GIVE IT TIME TO "CHECK" THINGS OUT. IT MAY NOT GO INTO ITS NEST RIGHT AWAY AND MAY EVEN SIT OR HANG ON THE CAGE FOR A WHILE BEFORE GOING IN. AFTER A FEW HOURS GET YOUR GLIDER OUT. IF YOUR WAKING UP THE GLIDER REMEMBER ITS KIND OF LIKE WAKING US UP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT! PUT YOUR HAND IN THE NEST WITHOUT "GRABBING" THE GLIDER. AT FIRST IT MAY "FUSS" AT YOU AND EVEN TRY To "NIP", THIS IS A NATURAL REACTION FOR THEM AND WILL PROBABLY STOP DOING THIS AS IT BONDS TO YOU AND LEARNS TO TRUST YOU. IF IT DOES NIP DO NOT TAKE YOUR HAND OUT, IF YOU DO IT WILL THINK IT HAS WON AND WILL THINK NIPPING GETS YOU TO LEAVE. TRY TO PUT YOURSELF IN THE GLIDERS PLACE, IMAGINE A BIG UNKNOWN HAND REACHING INTO YOUR BED, AS THE FUSSING STOPS GENTLY LIFT THE GLIDER OUT, IT MAY START FUSSING AGAIN BUT CONTINUE TO LIFT IT OUT. IT MAY EVEN JUMP ONTO THE CAGE AS YOU GET IT OUT. IF THIS HAPPENS AND THE GLIDER IS IN THE CAGE PUT YOUR HAND CLOSE TO IT AND LET IT SMELL AND "CHECK" YOU OUT. MANY TIMES THEY MAY GO AHEAD AND WALK ONTO YOUR HAND. IF THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN THEN GENTLY PUT YOUR HAND AROUND THE SHOULDERS AND FRONT LEGS AND LIFT OFF THE CAGE>>NOT NOT YANK OR PULL THE GLIDER FROM THE CAGE. MOST OF THE TIME IF YOU CAN GET CONTROL OF THEIR FRONT LEGS THIS WILL ENABLE YOU TO HAVE CONTROL OF THEM. THE NIPPING IS A NATURAL INSTINCT OF DEFENSE BUT THE GLIDER IS SMART AND WILL SOON LEARN THAT NIPPING DOESN'T GET YOU TO LEAVE IT ALONE AND WILL SOON STOP NIPPING. WHEN HANDLING THE GLIDER OUT OF THE CAGE ALWAYS HANDLE IT GENTLY. EACH GLIDER HAS ITS OWN PERSONALITY, SOME ARE VERY CURIOUS AND INVESTIGATIVE WHILE OTHERS ARE MORE LAID BACK AND EASY GOING. WHEN YOU FIRST START HANDLING YOUR GLIDER KEEP PERSONALITY IN MIND AND REMEMBER THEY MAY BE A LITTLE SCARED AT FIRST. IF YOUR GLIDER SEEMS SCARED AND TRY'S TO GET AWAY FROM YOU TRY COVERING AND CUDDLING IT IN AN OLD HAND TOWEL OR THE BOTTOM OF A T-SHIRT YOU MAY BE WEARING. WHILE CUDDLING IT PUT YOUR FINGER IN AND PET IT, REMEMBER IT MAY TRY TO NIP BUT CONTINUE PETTING. WHILE CUDDLING TALK To YOUR GLIDER SO THEY WILL GET USE TO YOUR VOICE. A GREAT WAY TO BOND IS TO CARRY THE GLIDER AROUND WITH YOU IN A SHIRT POCKET OR IN THE TAGALONG GLIDER POUCH AVAILABLE AT SOME PET STORES OR CAN BE ORDERED FROM CV EXOTICS. MANY PEOPLE LIKE TO TAKE THEIR GLIDERS WITH THEM WHEN THEY GO PLACES. I SUGGEST TAKING YOUR GLIDER OUT ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE LEARNED TO HANDLE IT IN THE SAFETY OF YOUR HOME. IF TAKING A GLIDER OUT OF THE HOUSE WE RECOMMEND PUTTING IT ON A LEASH FOR THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF THE GLIDER. EVEN THOUGH WHEN AT HOME THE GLIDER MAY STAY RIGHT WITH YOU TAKING IT OUT AROUND NEW SURROUNDINGS OR PEOPLE MAY SCARE IT AND IT COULD DECIDED TO "GLIDE " AWAY FROM YOU. IF THEY HAPPEN TO GO UP A TREE OR EVEN A SIDE OF A BUILDING WITH THEM BEING SCARED YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO COAX IT BACK TO YOU. WE MAKE A LEASH SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE SUGAR GLIDER (CALLED THE GLIDER LEASH) AND CAN BE PURCHASED AT SOME PET STORES OR ORDERED FROM CV EXOTICS. ALWAYS BE CAUTIOUS WHEN TAKING A GLIDER TO UNFAMILIAR SURROUNDINGS. EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE NOCTURNAL THERE DOESN'T SEEM TO BE A PROBLEM WITH WAKING THEM DURING THE DAY (THEIR NIGHTTIME) TO PLAY. WE USUALLY GET OURS OUT IN THE LATE AFTERNOON TO PLAY, LEAVING THEM ALONE IN THE MORNINGS AND EARLY AFTERNOON TO SLEEP. IF YOU HAVE THE TIME TO SIT AND HOLD ONE LET IT SLEEP IN YOUR HANDS OR CUDDLED IN A TOWEL. THE MORE YOU HANDLE YOUR GLIDER THE BETTER PET IT WILL BECOME. KEEP IN MIND AT FIRST IT MAY BE SCARED AND RUN FROM YOU BUT DON'T DESPAIR, THE NATURAL INSTINCT FOR THIS ANIMAL IS TO BE PART OF A SOCIAL BOND. SUGAR GLIDERS ARE VERY SOCIAL AND COMMUNAL BY NATURE AND WILL DESIRE INTERACTIONS WITH YOU, ITS NEW FAMILY. FOR THE GLIDER TO BOND TO ALL FAMILY MEMBERS ALL FAMILY MEMBERS NEED TO HANDLE IT. I D0 RECOMMEND SUPERVISION WITH CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 7 OR 8.

VERY IMPORTANT SOCIALIZING INFORMATION- THE HEALTH AND WELL BEING OF YOUR PET GLIDER WILL DEPEND ON HOW MUCH IT IS HANDLED. A SUGAR GLIDER NEEDS TO BE HANDLED 3 TO 4 HOURS A DAY! THIS CAN BE PLAYING WITH IT, CARRYING WITH YOU IN YOUR POCKET OR A COMBINATION OF BOTH. WITH OUT THIS SOCIAL CONTACT THE SUGAR GLIDER CAN NOT AND WILL NOT SURVIVE THIS IS NOT A PET TO BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED NOR IS IT A "DISPLAY" PET. THE MORE IT IS HANDLED THE BETTER, MORE ENJOYABLE AND HAPPIER PET IT WILL BE. FOR EXAMPLE, IF YOU HAVE A DOG AND IT LIVES INDOORS THINK ABOUT HOW MUCH IT IS WITH YOU IF NOTHING ELSE JUST FOLLOWING YOU ROOM TO ROOM, IT IS WITH YOU MORE THAN YOU REALIZE BECAUSE IT TOO NEEDS THE SOCIAL CONTACT. OBVIOUSLY A SUGAR GLIDER IS NOT A DOG AND CAN'T FOLLOW YOU AROUND, SO IT IS UP TO YOU TO PROVIDE THE SOCIALIZING. THIS IS NOT MEANT TO SCARE YOU BUT YOU D0 NEED TO KNOW THAT HANDLING YOUR PET IS MANDATORY FOR ITS HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. AT ABOUT 6 TO 7 MONTHS OUT OF THE POUCH SOME SUGAR GLIDERS D0 EXPERIENCE WHAT WE CALL "THE TEENAGER" STAGE. THE GLIDER IS COMING OF BREEDING AGE AND MATURITY AND SHOULD BE FULL GROWN BY NOW. AT THIS TIME IT MAY BEGIN DOING SOME NIPPING AND SHOWING SLIGHT AGGRESSION. IF THIS HAPPENS BE PATIENT AND CONTINUE HANDLING AS USUAL. THIS IS A PHASE THEY GO THROUGH AND WILL OUT GROW IT>>REMEMBER BEING A TEENAGER?! AROUND THIS TIME THE MALE SUGAR GLIDER WILL DEVELOP A "BALD" SPOT ON THE TOP OF HIS HEAD AND A SPOT ON HIS CHEST. THESE ARE His SCENT GLANDS. HE USES THIS TO PUT HIS SCENT ON HIS MATE AND ANY OFFSPRING HE MAY HAVE. SO IF YOU NOTICE HIM RUBBING YOU WITH HIS HEAD IT COULD BE HIS WAY OF SAYING "YOU ARE MINE". YOU MAY NOTICE THE MALE GLIDER HAVING A "RED STRING" COMING FROM THE ANAL AREA, THIS IS HIS PENIS, SO DON'T BE ALARMED IF YOU SEE THIS.

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