Sugar gliders are small marsupials that are wildly popular as companions.
Rowley- Male
Color: Classic Grey
OOP Date: 10/03/22
Rowley was born here at Home under our specialized breeding program.
Rowley is a beautiful classic baby and will make a great companion for someone, he is ready to bond.
He was hand raised with love and exceptionally sweet and healthy.
Anders- Male
Color: Mosaic
OOP Date: 10/2/22
Anders was born here at Home under our specialized breeding program.
Anders is such a beauty! He is easy to handle and such a sweet boy will ride in bonding pouch well. He will make a great pet for a first-time sugar glider owner. He's calm and ready to bond with his new owner.
He was hand raised with love and exceptionally sweet and healthy.
Hope - Female
Color: Classic Grey
OOP Date: 10/28/22
Hope was born here at Home under our specialized breeding program.
Hope is the cutest little rolly polly baby, she will be a great pet for someone.
She was hand raised with love and exceptionally sweet and healthy.
Berry - Female
Color: Classic Grey
OOP Date: 10/01/22
Berry was born here at Home under our specialized breeding program.
Berry is a classic baby, sweet and ready to find her perfect home.
She was hand raised with love and exceptionally sweet and healthy.
Color: Classic Grey
Barbie- Female
OOP Date: 10/30/22
Barbie was born here at Home under our specialized breeding program.
Barbie is the cutest little rolly polly baby, she will be a great pet for someone.
She was hand raised with love and exceptionally sweet and healthy.
Juicy - Female
Color: White Face
OOP Date: 10/2/22
Juicy was born here at Home under our specialized breeding program.
Juicy is from a long line of some of our most beautiful gliders. She is very open to bonding and will make a great pet for someone. She would make a great companion for another glider.
She was hand raised with love and exceptionally sweet and healthy.
Color: Leucistic, All white with black eyes
Kinckers- Female
OOP Date: 10/01/22
Knickers was born here at home under our specialized breeding program.
Knickers is a shy girl who wants to stay in your palm and loves to curl up on you.
She was hand raised with love and exceptionally sweet and healthy.
Dairy was born here at home under our specialized breeding program.
Color: Leucistic
Dairy- Male
OOP Date: 10/1/22
Dairy is an older baby, and would be best for an experienced sugar glider owner. Would also make a great cage-mate for an existing glider.
He was hand raised with love and exceptionally healthy.
Sugar gliders are small marsupials, meaning they grow up in their mom's pouch just like a kangaroo!
Average Lifespan: These little marsupials live an average of 10-12 Years sometimes longer!
Diet: There are many different diets available for sugar gliders if you research online. They vary greatly in diversity, preparation, feeding instructions and even amount. We feed 2 tbsp JEAR Sugar Glider pellets and 1/8-1/4 cup rotation of fruits and veggies daily. Your glider should be offered cut-up fruit in a separate bowl, and they should always have fresh water available to them . The fruit cup should be offered fresh every evening. Give them a variety of food in small amounts, and mix them up every few days. It’s important to switch or add foods slowly. Wait at least one week in between new foods to identify if there is an issue with a specific one. Insects are one main staple in a glider's diet. They are nutritious and provide fiber.
Sugar gliders are omnivores. A wild glider diet consists of insects, fruits, veggies, meats, and eggs. You should not feed your baby only kibble.
Gliderade: This is a very important aspect of a glider's diet. It is a powder that can be sprinkled on wet or dry food or it can be mixed in water to create a soup. It is a nectar-based supplement that is very palatable and provides gliders with essential vitamins and minerals that are difficult to recreate with captive diets.
Good treats:
Fruits - Oranges, apples, dry fruit, pineapple, pear, mango
Veggies - Kale, cabbage, celery, green beans, spinach, bell pepper
Insects - Mealworms, crickets, roaches
Cooked, unseasoned eggs
Eucalyptus
Honey / pollen
Nectar
Bad treats:
Wild insects (may have parasites)
Avocado
Fruit pits
Chocolate
Brussel sprouts
Leeks
Turnips
Caffeine
Garlic
Onions
Cheese / Icecream / any dairy other than yogurt - they are generally lactose intolerant
Birdseed
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Sugar gliders are small marsupials, meaning they grow up in their mom's pouch just like a kangaroo! Average Lifespan: These little marsupials live an average of 10-12 Years sometimes longer! Diet: There are many different diets available for sugar gliders if you research online. They vary greatly in diversity, preparation, feeding instructions and even amount. We feed 2 tbsp JEAR Sugar Glider pellets and 1/8-1/4 cup rotation of fruits and veggies daily. Your glider should be offered cut-up fruit in a separate bowl, and they should always have fresh water available to them . The fruit cup should be offered fresh every evening. Give them a variety of food in small amounts, and mix them up every few days. It’s important to switch or add foods slowly. Wait at least one week in between new foods to identify if there is an issue with a specific one. Insects are one main staple in a glider's diet. They are nutritious and provide fiber. Sugar gliders are omnivores. A wild glider diet consists of insects, fruits, veggies, meats, and eggs. You should not feed your baby only kibble. Gliderade: This is a very important aspect of a glider's diet. It is a powder that can be sprinkled on wet or dry food or it can be mixed in water to create a soup. It is a nectar-based supplement that is very palatable and provides gliders with essential vitamins and minerals that are difficult to recreate with captive diets. Good treats: Fruits - Oranges, apples, dry fruit, pineapple, pear, mango Veggies - Kale, cabbage, celery, green beans, spinach, bell pepper Insects - Mealworms, crickets, roaches Cooked, unseasoned eggs Eucalyptus Honey / pollen Nectar Bad treats: Wild insects (may have parasites) Avocado Fruit pits Chocolate Brussel sprouts Leeks Turnips Caffeine Garlic Onions Cheese / Icecream / any dairy other than yogurt - they are generally lactose intolerant Birdseed #petstore #sugarglidertangerang #sugargliderofinstagram #cutepets #sugarglidermorph #c
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