The next Houdini?

[ChinnieShop]

Check out this escape artist!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRx-vQufzX0&feature=channel_video_title

 

[ccChalieAndSpruce99chins]

sooo cute, i love ur channel background!!
ps: i have a sugar glider too! lol

 

[ccChalieAndSpruce99chins]

what camera were u using for the videos?

 

[ChinnieShop]

wish I could say it was my video but nope I just found it. I think he is using a Nikon SLR it looks like though.

 

[6Dusters]

I wish your title had a different name for those who don't understand a kit can climb at such a young age. And can squeeze through those bars for upwards of 6 weeks depending on the space between bars and the kits size.

I remember a few years back I took ONE hard cloth wire panel off my FN and watched for a while in the chin room to see if the kit would escape. Nothing happened. I went back in there about 20 minutes later and no kit in the FN. That kit was about 6 weeks old. So a word to the wise for those using cloth panels. Do not take them all off until you test to see if the little stinkers can make it out. Check often!

Thanks for posting the video. It's a great learning tool.

 

[ChinnieShop]

Yup we had the same issue with one of ours, for some reason he loved to jump out of his cage at night to explore. My wife and I would be asleep and all of a sudden we would hear a noise, after the second night of this, I went to turn on the lights. He was on my pile of work clothes jumping on and off our bed, when we caught him, he ran into his cage as if nothing had happened. It was the funniest thing, I can not believe how sneaky these little guys are.