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the one stop shop for suggies and suggie related things
We are the first ( and only) Usda licensed s I have some amazing sugar gliders.

my name is michelle, i live in massachusetts, i am the owner of glidergals sugar gliders and i was one that helped get sugar gliders legalized in Massachusetts (jan. 4 2014). I am the first and as far as i know i am the ONLY usda licensed sugar glider breeder in Ma. i breed for temperament first and my passion is sugar gliders. including greys, bbs (black beautys), bfbbs (black face black beautys)

, leucistics, platinums, creaminos and i am really intrigued by and breed mosaics and piebalds. I have produced many pieds and wow pieds here. also here at glidergals sugar gliders we make and sell almost all suggie accessories. Almost all male sugar gliders are available as pet only (the pet only males include their neuters by my vet. i offer nail trimming here for $10 per glider and depending where you are located sometimes i may meet 1/2 way for an additional fee. i can help with problem gliders in your home. fees vary

i sometimes offer glider sitting as well. fees are ny the case and situation

18/02/2023

Congratulations to Ryan and his family on your new suggies

18/02/2023

I just blocked a scammer who was posting a bogus scam page on my page
Please don’t respond to any sales ads that are poster by others on my page

Thank you

That is 100% a scam
Do not join that group or buy from them

11/02/2023

2 of our retired pairs have found their furever homes
♥️

05/08/2022

This is a chubby pair of out regular gliders
I thought this was a good video to show the difference than a caramel

** but all gliders have different personalities

Video of out regular gliders bark in the comments

05/08/2022

Here is an old video of a caramel glider and their bark

Caramels and a different sub species of our other gliders.
In the video I point out the differences

In the comments there is a short video of their bark
Their bark is also very different than our other gliders too.

12/06/2022

Pet pairs/trios 👁 4 🏡s
I only adopt in pairs or more but
***If you Already have a glider ask about our singles 👁

Do NOT comment on this post!!!!
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Please read our pinned post before messaging us

Thank you

We also have several cages , raptor wheels and set ups available for additional fees to our adopters too

23/05/2022

From now on I will NOT be responding to messages from people who have new or blank profiles or that have only a handful
Of friends

I apologize but the majority of people have established FB profiles and I don’t have time for scammers and fishers

16/05/2022

PLEASE READ

We have too many back yard breeders & mills or as I like to call it GREEDERS!

The ones who breed for greed! It's money to them not the well being of the Sugar Glider.

There are many signs when it comes to GREEDERS!
Keep your eyes open!

To learn more & catch the signs ●make sure you find a reputable breeder you are more then welcome to send a message and I can help!

Find your perfect BREEDER NOT GREEDER!

☆ When adopting a sugar glider it is important to get to know who you are adopting from.

☆ Don't be shy to ask questions

☆☆☆☆ALWAYS ASK TO SEE LINEAGE

● Ask for pictures/updates

● A reputable breeder will answer all questions proudly & will be more than willing to work with you and educate you!
**☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆

There are many reasons why you should avoid buying from flea markets, malls, trade shows, backyard breeders whom breed gliders they have zero knowledge about the gliders OR their lineage/family tree.
Here are some of the top reasons to avoid these market vendors/mill breeders

1. Possibly in**ed. Gliders from these vendors are usually housed in colonies and kept together. Little to no effort is made to remove matured offspring from their parents

Often times they will sell "unrelated" pairs, when in fact they have no clue if they are related or not. Inbreeding may have negative effects on the sugar gliders health and wellbeing later in life.

2.Pulled too young to be sold. There have been MANY reports of joeys as young as 4-5 weeks being sold. Joeys sold this young are in danger both physically and emotionally. Joeys should not be pulled from their parents any earlier than 8 weeks.

3.Infected with parasites, bacterial infections, or other illnesses have been reported. Gliders from mill breeders are often kept in poor conditions where bacterial, fungal, and parasitic infections can spread quickly. Sugar gliders are very much "wild" and will often hide symptoms of illness until they are close to death.

4.Drugged to give the appearance of tameness. The use of "calm pet" and similar products are used to affect the calmness of the sugar glider. Some vendors have even used starvation as a way to keep the sugar gliders calm!

5. The treatment of the animals before they are sold. These animals are often kept in small, 1 by 1 cages in colonies. Please don't think that having a USDA license means this isn't true. The USDA has no adequate cage size requirements for sugar gliders.

They travel across the country until they are sold going from market to market. Most of the time these flea markets/trade shows are outside. The gliders are often only given a t-shirt or small towel to sleep under. These animals are nocturnal, and kept outside in the hot sun paraded for a potential sale. They are often under fed/watered, and have little to no forms of stimulation and comfort from toys and pouches.

As responsible sugar glider owners/lovers, we must do our best to educate potential owners. Most importantly, don't buy a sugar glider to "save" or "rescue" it. It only gives them room for more! Also, understand that many mill breeder vendors may only be guilty of one or two points listed above, others may be much worse.

How can YOU help?! Questions!! Question & More Questions!!!Ask Them!!!

ALL Sugar Gliders BRED should have lineage/pedigree!!

If a person breeding Sugar Gliders cannot show you their Sugar Gliders Lineage/Pedigree than you may be supporting a mill breeder!

Small Breeders like myself can help anyone find Sugar Gliders from a Reputable Breeder in any state!

Please share this post!!!

●The gliders should look healthy and active.

● They should be kept in large flight cages with toys & cage sets to keep them happy and comfortable.

●The breeder should not be hard to reach!

●When you adopt your new furever babies you want to make sure they are healthy & the breeder you are adopting from will be there to answer questions as you grow with your new pet.
Sugar gliders are complex
•You will have many questions either about diet▪ care • bonding and more!
Things you never thought to ask till you have the glider home with you!
Remember

Ask for Lineage!!!!!
》》》 sharing from Sugar Glider Depot.

18/11/2021

Nov. 17 at 12:50am I lost my son😢
Due to this unforeseen circumstance
Please bear with us so we can get through this very difficult time
💔💔

05/11/2021

Just sharing some cuteness that just came up on my memories. NFS

05/11/2021

Pet pairs 👀 for 🏡’s

25/10/2021

Lmmfao
😂😂😂🤮Pocket pets 🤮😂😂😂
Are sending out emails saying “unfortunately we are being forced to raise their prices”
Their prices BEFORE they raise them are in the picture.
I can’t wait to see what they raise the price to 😂
😂😂😂WTH 😂😂😂

I don’t understand why people complain about $500-$600 for a PAIR of grey gliders from a BREEDER

but people pay $650 for ONE grey glider from a mill broker(pocket pets)

Get your babies from a breeder!!

Don’t get ripped off from PP!!!

16/10/2021

Just sharing a few cute Halloween pics :)

16/10/2021

❤️

08/10/2021

Love

02/09/2021

I love my babies ❤️❤️
These are old videos

20/07/2021

Look at this cage of boys ❤️

Please PM me if interested
No prices are allowed in comments

I have several pet pairs looking for their new 🏡

Please do not comment.
Must pm me

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This is a chubby pair of out regular gliders I thought this was a good video to show the difference than a caramel ** but all gliders have different personalities Video of out regular gliders bark in the comments

Here is an old video of a caramel glider and their bark Caramels and a different sub species of our other gliders. In the video I point out the differences In the comments there is a short video of their bark Their bark is also very different than our other gliders too.

Just sharing some cuteness that just came up on my memories. NFS

Suggie fun ❤️

I love my babies ❤️❤️ These are old videos

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my name is Michelle, I live in Massachusetts, i am the owner of Glidergals sugar gliders and I was one that helped get sugar gliders legalized in Massachusetts (Jan. 4 2014). I am the first and as far as i know i am the ONLY USDA licensed sugar glider breeder in Ma. I breed for temperament first and my passion is sugar gliders. I have some amazing sugar gliders. including greys, bbs (black beautys), bfbbs (black face black beautys), leucistics, platinums, creaminos and I am really intrigued by and breed mosaics and piebalds. I have produced many pieds and wow pieds here. also here at Glidergals sugar gliders we make and sell almost toys and all suggie accessories. Almost all male sugar gliders are available as pet only (neuters included) I offer nail trimming here for $10 per glider and depending where you are located sometimes i may meet 1/2 way for an additional fee. I can help with problem gliders in your home. fees vary I sometimes offer glider sitting as well. fees are by the case and situation

occasionally i will take in surrenders , if you have a glider/s and need to rehome them i may be able to help. please private message me.

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i am the only usda licensed breeder in Massachusetts, i am located in Marlborough Ma.

interested in gliders?

they are colony animals and need to be kept in pairs or more and can live up to 13 years in captivity.

What I have varies from week to week

My pet gliders range in age from 12 weeks to about a year

many people ask for "babies" but All gliders go through what I call the “teenage” stages where they can be a little crabby, scared and jumpy. They do outgrow this but sometimes the they can be intimidating. they all have their own personalities.

Most people even who have their minds set on getting “babies” 12 week olds usually choose the older ones that are available when they come to pick their gliders because they have already gone through the teenage faze.

still want gliders?

sugar glider cages bar spacing MUST be 1/2” or less

glider safe wheels are the open front ones with the plastic mesh track.the raptor wheel is my preference. you have to order them online. wheels with a center bar and enclosed wheels are Not safe and the enclosed wheels are hard to get them out and the solid track wheels make the gliders walk and run all over their p*e and p**p (they are a pain to clean too) also i only recommend that people only use fleece and plastic in their cages. ropes, nylon straps, stuffed animals are NOT safe!! IMO.. EN (exotic nutrition )is only good for cages.

Gliders should always be on an approved staple diet. I feed the OHPW diet. Along with Fruits and veggies every night There are a handful of approved diets.

for the OHPW diet the wombaroo powder is ordered online at the pampered glider original high protein supplement.

kibble can be offered too but not to replace the staple diet.

Suzsugargliders online it’s a great site.

if your researching online,not all information on the internet is correct... IMO pocket pets aka sugar bears and the glider videos with the vet (Asvga) do not always give the correct information.

I feed live mealworms, and dubia roaches. I do not feed crickets 🦗because they can’t digest parts of it and nutritionally they don’t give them much

i breed almost all the colors of gliders. the standard greys are the least expensive. i also have Caramels (a diff sub species) they are a little bigger, and slower moving.

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