Here at The Pet Glider we specialize in many sugar glider colors. Below are pictures and descriptions of the colors we offer.

White-Faced

White-faced sugar gliders are missing the black bar that is normally under the ear. White-faced gliders can come in every color variation. With Leucistics and Albinos, you don't know you have a white-face until they reproduce the color.

White Variations/Mosaics

This category is very broad. White variations are gliders that have any form of white on them, that is not normally present. They can have minimal markings such as white hands and feet, almost pure white.

            We have created categories under the white variation/mosaics color category, as we feel they have a special unique look that requires special description.

Masked Mosaics

Masked mosaics are a newer look to the mosaics that we have been seeing. The masked mosaics have a white blaze that goes from their nose, to inbetween their eyes. It is a unique look that we find to be very stunning!

Piebald Mosaics

Our newest color variation is the Piebald mosaic. Patch(Pictured Above) is very unique in that she has a normal patch on her neck, different from any other mosaic.

Powdered Mosaics

Powdered Mosaics tend to look very normal while young, as they get older their entire body powders over. They don't even look like the same glider afterwards.

Platinum Mosaics

Platinum Mosaics are very similar to a white mosaic(almost pure white), except they have a light platinum cast on their backs or entire body.

Ringtail Mosaics

Ringtail mosaics are stunning looking sugar gliders. A true ringtail mosaic has several distinct rings on the tail.

White Tips

White tip gliders can greatly vary from just a few white hairs on the tip, to almost half the tail. As we continue to breed we may see the tips become even larger

Banded White Tips

Banded white-tips are our newest color variation we have. They sprung from our MEGA white tip line. Our banded white-tip female has a white tip, a black ring, then another white ring. We are currently working on expanding this line, and learning how it is produced.

Leucistic

Leucistic sugar gliders are very stunning. They are pure white with black eyes, commonly called a Black-Eyed White(BEW).

Albino

Albino sugar gliders are pure white with red eyes.

Creme-ino

Creme-ino Sugar gliders are another form of albanism. These sugar gliders have a cream body and stripe, with darker ruby colored eyes.

Platinum/Platinum Champagnes

Platinums are a newer color that are not commonly produced. They have a light silver, almost powdered body, with faint markings. Platinum Champagnes are the same gene, but have a stunning mixture of platinum and champagne coloring.

Black Beauties

Black beauties are your classic color, with extrmely dark charcoal markings.

Cinnamons

Cinnamons are also a variation of classic greys with very red markings. They can appear very light or dark red.

Lions

Lions are also a variation of grey, having a golden honey color body, and typically a round face.