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	Sugar Glider Resource Center
		Sugar glider diets are highly debated among domestic sugar glider owners, because a) a glider's health depends on a good diet, b) relatively little is known about the exact nutritional needs of gliders, and c) because gliders can be picky eaters!
		Maria is a Colorado sugar glider breeder who developed this diet several years ago.
		This diet was originally used with the Squirrel glider, a distant relative of the sugar glider, but has been modified (primarily by lessening amounts given) for sugar gliders.
	www.sugargliders.org /gliderinfo/diets/diet_index.htm (0 words)

	SugarGlider.com
		The sugar glider (Petaurus breviceps) is a small arboreal marsupial that is found in the forests of Australia, as well as in Tasmania, New Guinea, and the neighboring islands of Indonesia.
		The adult glider weighs 4-6 ounces, with the male being the larger.
		In captivity, sugar gliders are kept in large bird cages or aviaries.
	www.sugarglider.com /gliderpedia_intro.asp (1526 words)

	Critters Collection: Sugar Gliders
		An adult sugar glider is about the size of a hamster or flying squirrel, approximately 5 to 7 inches long from tip of nose to base of tail.
		Wild sugar gliders are born this color but usually become stained cocoa brown from the vegetation and tree sap in their nests.
		The sugar glider's belly is a soft white, meeting the gray exactly at the outside edge of the fully furred gliding membranes.
	www.animalnetwork.com /critters/profiles/sugarglider (305 words)

	Sugar Glider
		Sugar gliders are nocturnal, spending their days sleeping in a nest in a hollow portion of a tree.
		Sugar gliders are omnivorous in nature, often preying upon insects and insect larvae, as well as birds, bird eggs, small lizards, and arachnids in the summer months, and turning to plant products in the winter months: nectar, fruits, leaves, sap, and pollen.
		Sugar gliders are extremely common throughout their entire range, and are considered one of the most abundant of the Australian mammals.
	www.cartage.org.lb /en/themes/Sciences/Zoology/ClassMammalia/Mammals/OrderDiprotodontia/SugarGlider/SugarGlider.htm (1058 words)

	Sugar Glider Diets
		Sugar gliders are marsupials, and are from either New Guinea or Australia.
		Sugar gliders are not very discriminating and will usually consume whatever is offered, and they will also pick out favored foods, almost guaranteeing an unbalanced diet.
		Because sugar gliders are nocturnal, their ultraviolet light requirements are unknown, but by providing a sugar glider with a full-spectrum ultraviolet light may prove helpful in preventing this problem.
	www.exoticpetvet.net /smanimal/gliderdiet.html (607 words)

	Sugar Gliders, possums, marsupials, Petaurus breviceps
		Sugar gliders are only about 5 to 6 inches long (from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail), with another 5 or 6 inches of tail length.
		Sugar gliders are gray with a cream colored underbelly and a fl stripe down their backs.
		If it appears that your sugar glider is constipated and has an extended abdomen, it is an indication that there is an insufficient amount of roughage in their diet or that they are eating too much dry food.
	animal-world.com /encyclo/critters/Sugar_Gliders/Sugar_Gliders.php (3913 words)

	Sugar Glider Cage Setup
		According to one source, a sugar glider cage for a pair should be at least 15x15x36 inches, but most people set a minimum of 2x2x3 feet for a pair.
		However, sugar gliders can squeeze into very tight spaces so a big horizontal bar spacing is not always the best option, especially if you are planning on having joeys in the cage at any time.
		Gliders like to play with their food sometimes, so be warned that it will end up in all parts of their cage as well as all parts of your room as well.
	www.glidersanonymous.com /cagesetup.html (1922 words)

	Welcome To The Sugar Glider Connection
		Sugar Gliders in the wild, live in the top canopy of the rainforests, and stay there most of their lives.
		A Sugar Glider that is not allowed a lot of freedom outside of the safety of their cage home, will be a more tightly bonded glider in most cases.
		You do not have to have any license or permits to own Sugar Gliders (although there are some places you cannot have them legally) but you do have to have a USDA license to be able to sell them.
	www.sugargliderconnection.com /FAQ.htm (1481 words)

	Sugar Glider
		Sugar gliders are marsupials (warm-blooded animals with a pouch like the kangaroo and wallaby).
		Sugar gliders are nocturnal animals, which means they spend much of their active time at night and sleep during the day.
		Because sugar gliders resemble rodents, (flying squirrels), new owners are incorrectly instructed to feed their glider rodent blocks, seeds and vegetable material only.
	www.exoticpetvet.com /breeds/sugarglider.htm (762 words)

	Sugar Glider Info - Let's Play A Game of What If..
		Sugar gliders are illegal in some states; other states have special permits and criteria that must be met.
		Glider mask their illnesses very well, and often the time between injury or illness and death is very short.
		Remember that sugar gliders live up to 15 years, and need at the very least 2 hours a day of human interaction and socialization, in addition to the time it takes to prepare a healthy diet.
	www.sugargliderinfo.com /whatif.html (1884 words)

	Sugar Glider
		Sugar Gliders are marsupials which are mammals that carry their young in a specialized pouch.
		Sugar gliders are also unique because they have webbed bodies that enable them to "fly".
		We have given the sugar glider an overall pet rating of 3 stars because they need precise care in order to keep them healthy, they can be difficult to tame, and require a lot of attention.
	www.petinfo4u.com /sugar_glider.htm (977 words)

	! Sugar Glider ! Tropical Rainforest, North Queensland Australia
		The sugar glider is a fairly small possum (shorter in body length than the average fl rat) with a gliding membrane down the side of its body.
		Sugar gliders often exploit patchy food resources by gliding, as this proves efficient, and also possibly a way to help them avoid predators.
		Populations of the sugar glider appear to be stable.
	rainforest-australia.com /sugar_glider.htm (1009 words)

	DPIW - Sugar Glider (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The sugar glider is one of a number of volplaning (gliding) possums in Australia.
		Sugar gliders are highly social -- at least as far as marsupials go -- with nests often comprising up to seven adults and their young.
		The sugar glider is well-endowed with scent glands which presumably allow territorial marking and individual recognition of family members.
	www.dpiw.tas.gov.au /inter.nsf/WebPages/BHAN-53J8XS?open (530 words)

	Sugar Gliders: Sugar Glider Mills?
		Since sugar gliders are exotics that require huge amounts of time, attention and high maintenance diet, many people are sold sugar gliders without being given proper information.
		You get the glider, cage, pellets, a pouch and a 10 or 15-minute discussion on care and they send the baby sugar glider and their new owners on their way.
		Sugar glider joeys sometimes bite, but you should not require gloves to handle a joey that has been well handled.
	en.allexperts.com /q/Sugar-Gliders-3567/Sugar-Glider-Mills.htm (826 words)

	Choosing Sugar Gliders -TalkToTheVet Pet Health
		Purchase a captive-raised animal because they are usually healthier, of known age, and have adapted as a companion animal.
		Sugar gliders need lots of attention, for they are social creatures.
		They are much happier when caged with a fellow sugar glider.
	www.talktothevet.com /ARTICLES/POCKETPETS/Psugarhealth.HTM (0 words)

	Marsupials - The Sugar Glider - Exotic Pets
		The Sugar Glider is a small marsupial possum (not opossum — the sugar glider hails from Down Under) that can live up to 15 years as an exotic pet companion.
		The sugar glider is not related to the flying squirrel — although it is able to glide using its patagium.
		Sugar Gliders are susceptible to internal and external parasites.
	www.bellaonline.com /articles/art4122.asp (497 words)

	General Information on Sugar Gliders
		Sugar Gliders (Petaurus breviceps) are marsupials from Australia or Indonesia.
		Gliders have odd qualities such as opposable fingers and toes and forked genitalia (in both male and female.) They also make a wide range of sounds such as chirping, barking, chattering, crabbing and other odd sounds that are hard to describe.
		If you are buying a sugar glider for your children, remember that you will have to take care of it if they lose interest.
	www.angelfire.com /tx/facehugger/info.html (390 words)

	Sugar Glider Food
		Baby Sugar Gliders must be offered a variety of food types in order to obtain their correct nutritional needs.
		If your baby glider is reluctant to eat the dry sugar glider diets, you can entice them by adding some honey or fruit juice (apple) to the dry foods.
		Sugar gliders should not be fed nuts in excess, Nuts are high in protein but they are also high in fat and phosphorus.
	www.exoticnutrition.com /SG-Feeding-Instruction.htm (2006 words)

	Critterville Sugar Glider Rescue and Sanctuary
		Sugar Gliders are considered to be an "exotic" in the United States and a
		Sugar gliders are nocturnal, which means they are awake during the night and early morning hours to feed, play, and care for their young.
		Sugar gliders often make this sound when they are eating one of their favorite foods!
	www.crittervillerescue.com /intro (536 words)

	Quick Sugar Glider FAQ'S
		Sugar gliders like all humans are so very different that this one is a tough call.
		Sugar gliders eyes are extremely sensitive to bright or blinding light.
		Sugar gliders ONLY nip at you when you first bring them home because they are very scared.
	www.sugarglider63.com /faqs.html (3065 words)

	Loris Sugar Glider Diets
		Sugar gliders do not eat a lot of insects until around 6 months old, so try a few live or freeze dried worms or crickets and then increase when you notice they have desired a taste for them.
		Vitamins: (THE PET GLIDER MULTIVITAMIN 1/8 tsp per glider) Sprinkle a good multivitamin and mineral, (made for sugar gliders specifically), with a calcium to phosphorous ratio of at least 2:1, on your gliders food everyday.
		This nutrition plan has also been a major factor in two zoo colonies of gliders--one sugar glider and one squirrel glider (another gliding species)--thought to be unable to breed--to produce many offspring.
	www.lorisgliders.com /diets.php (1598 words)

	Animals Exotique
		Sugar Gliders have a thin membrane that stretches from their wrists to their ankles.
		Sugar Gliders are nocturnal making them easier to handle early in the mornings just before they go to sleep or before they normally get up at night.
		One sign on the male that he may be ready is the appearance of the typical bald spot on the top of his head followed by a balding spot on the center of their chest or by the display of the penis for long periods of time.
	www.animalsexotique.com /sugar.html (2145 words)

	Sugar Glider Central: the anatomy of a Sugar Glider
		The Sugar Glider uses its sharp incisor teeth to gouge holes in trees to expose the sugary sap
		Gliders nails can be very irritating to some people when they come in contact with skin.
		The sugar Glider leaps from a branch, thrust by its hind legs.
	www.sugarglidercentral.com /forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=121 (2435 words)

	Sugar Glider Printout- EnchantedLearning.com
		Anatomy: The sugar glider is about 8 inches (20 cm) long, plus a tail about the same length; adults weigh from 4 to 5.7 ounces (120-160 g).
		The female sugar glider has a pouch in which her young (often twins) develop and eat (for about 70 days).
		Predators: The sugar glider is eaten by owls, kookaburras, quolls, cats, goannas (sand monitor lizards), and snakes.
	www.enchantedlearning.com /subjects/mammals/marsupial/Sugarglider.shtml (370 words)

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		Gliders are found in the canopy of the Australian rain forest Tasmania, Indonesia, and Papua-New Guinea.
		Sugar Gliders got their name because they have a preference for sweet foods and a gliding membrane similar to a flying squirrel.
		Sugar Gliders resemble the American Flying Squirrel being similar in size, shape, and action.
	www.sugarglidersrus.com /index.htm (262 words)

	Sugar Glider
		It is ultimately important to us that our gliders become part of good homes and you should be quite certain that you want to be owned by a sugar glider before making the commitment.
		Just because a sugar glider is similar in body size to a hamster and other small rodents, please don't be mistaken that its needs are similar.
		Sugar glider cages need to be cleaned once or twice a week, depending on how large the cage is; do you have the time to attend properly to their hygiene needs?
	www.sugar-gliders.com /sugar-glider.htm (0 words)

	Sugar Glider \| Animal Facts \| Fresno Chaffee Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Petauron is Greek for "springboard," and one could not have chosen a more descriptive word for the sugar glider's name.
		Brevis is Latin for "short" and -ceps is from the Latin caput, meaning "head." Sugar gliders are Nature's short-headed springboarder.
		One of the most common mammals in Australia, the sugar glider ranges across the southeast, east and nearly the entire north coastal regions inland to the mountains, plus a large part of Indonesia (New Guinea, Borneo).
	www.fresnochaffeezoo.com /animals/sugarGlider.html (190 words)

	Sugar Glider Stickers,Custom Decals, Gifts & Apparel
		Sugar Gliders (petarurus breviceps) are small, arboreal marsupials which originate from New Guinea and Southern Australia.
		Sugar gliders are nocturnal animals which spend almost their entire live in trees.
		Water is critical to sugar gliders; if they are without it for more than a day, they can dehydrate rapidly and die.
	www.nickerstickers.com /critters/glider.htm (872 words)

	Worldwide Sugar Glider Network (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If the glider is being sold singly for less than $100, ask the breeder how they can sell so cheaply, if the breeder tells you they are overstocked, or gives you reasoning that sound fishy-MAKE sure to inspect the whole sugar glider area..
		Gliders (more than one, sometimes whole families), were kept in cages that were 12 inches square, with a plastic cup, covered in urine, for them to sleep in.
		The glider was in an ok sized cage, with crumbles of pellet food, dirty, pooped in dried up nectar and no sign of fruit.
	worldwidesugarglidernetwork.com /before_you_buy.htm (759 words)

	SugarGlider.com
		A sugar glider is a small nocturnal marsupial native to Australia and Indonesia.
		The Gliderpedia is a searchable encyclopedia full of information about sugar gliders.
		The poor glider, she probaly gave up, and was forced to wear that.
	www.sugarglider.com (0 words)

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