Sugar gliders are active and curious creatures. They have large, round eyes and large rounded ears. They have soft fur, which is usually a light brown or tan color. These gliders are native to Australia, and are members of the dasyure/sugar glider family. Sugar gliders have a long and slender body, with a long tail and short legs. They have been known to be kept in captivity for several years. Since sugar gliders eat seeds and fruits, they may need to be fed a diet of vitamin-enriched vegetables and fruit, and an occasional treat. This can be a large cage or a small outdoor enclosure. As a sugar glider owner, you will need to provide them with a habitat with adequate room to roam. Sugar gliders can be great pets, if you live in a warm climate. The next breeding colony was established at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C. They were first imported to the United States at the Everglades National Park in Florida in 1978. They were imported to the United States in the mid 20th century. Sugar gliders are not native to the United States. Sugar gliders make for great pets if you live in a warm climate, such as Florida. They maintain their body temperature by moving around and occasionally becoming inactive. A nest is a platform of sticks, built around a central hollow to keep the colony warm in the cold Australian winters. The female selects a nesting site for herself, her mate, and the young. When sugar gliders breed, they mate for life. Adult females and young sugar gliders may only number in the dozens. The adult males may number in the hundreds. Sugar gliders are a small, fuzzy-faced rodent native to Australia. We are also a limited liability company (JL Chandler LLC) as of 2016.Read more Smoking Whole Pork Loin? What Is Their Diet? We currently maintain a USDA class A license. Then, in 2014 we decided to return to what we love doing and reapplied for our USDA license.
We were USDA for 7 years, but in January of 2011 we decided to change our focus while our family transitioned to a new home. My family and I spend several hours each day bonding, handling, and playing with all of our animal friends and their babies.
We have also become an unofficial rescue, as we will never turn away a sugar glider or hedgehog in need of a home or proper care. I spend a lot of time educating potential owners, maintaining our web sites, and making toys for my pets. My hobbies include teaching math and science, sewing, web-design and programming, photography, and caring for all my beautiful animals. Our family resides in Andover, Ohio, which is about 1 1/2 hours east of Cleveland, Ohio, 1 1/2 hours north east of Akron, Ohio, 3 1/2 hours north east of Columbus, and about 1 hour north of Youngstown, Ohio. We have a blended family of 3 daughters and 2 sons. I married John Chandler on July 9th, 2011 a wonderful man and my best friend. I am the primary caregiver to all of our sugar gliders. This includes email/text, private FaceBook group, and phone support for emergencies. We offer support/education throughout the life of each sugar glider we sell. Then, we will help you find the perfect companion(s) to fit your exceptions. Before you purchase a sugar glider, we will help you decide if they are right for you and your lifestyle. Not only do we consider color and genetics when pairing all of our animals, but temperament and desirable physical characteristics as well.Īs a breeder, our goal is to find knowledgeable and permanent homes for our sugar gliders. Our goal is to establish strong bloodlines and breed unique color variations while maintaining excellent records to track bloodlines. We specialize in sugar glider/sugar bear color variations and are working with white face, leucistic, albino, platinum, mosaic, gray, caramel, and creamino lines. Check out our nursery to view our selection of sugar glider joeys for sale. Join our mailing list for joey updates and pouch sales. Throughout the year, we have several sugar gliders for sale, but they do sell fast. We are USDA licensed sugar glider breeders in Andover, Ohio located about 1 1/2 hours east of Cleveland, Ohio, 1 1/2 hours north east of Akron, Ohio and about 1 hour north of Youngstown, Ohio.
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