Shades of Sugars

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SuperSweet Sugar Gliders

We special in breeding calm, inquisitive, and sweet-tempered sugar gliders!

7+ Years

Breeding Sugar Gliders since 2018!

What are Sugar Gliders?

They're marsupials! (Not rodents)
They live 12-15 years
Highly social critters. They live in colonies of 10+ in the wild. They need kept in pairs or small groups.
Male can have a musky scent, as they produce an oil they use to mark their colony's territory. Neutering can reduce this.

Important!

Unneutered males kept with females will breed with them, even if they are familial related to one another. It is a common misconception about sugar gliders that they will not interbreed if closely related to one another. Direct siblings will breed with each other, and so will children with parents.

It's strongly recommended to keep sugar gliders as groups of all females, or all males, elsewise you will need to neuter all males in the group to prevent breeding and territorial fighting between the males.