Different Colors of Sugar Gliders

CLASSIC GRAY - the natural wild color in which all colors have originated from, will have the familiar bar under the ear

 

 

 

 

 

 

ALBINO - all white, red eyes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CREAMINO - cream colored body with tawny/tan/apricot markings where a wild type is black/brown, garnet eyes, a white glider with brown to red coloration on it’s body.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LEUCISTIC - all white, black eyes

BLACK BEAUTY - variation of Classic Gray, has much bolder and darker black markings, with the dark bands on the fingers as well as a pronounced chin strap which a dark band under the neck

 PLATINUM - White/light gray body with light to medium gray markings where a wild type is black/brown, black eyes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CEDAR RED - darker red than the Mahogany Red, a “true red”

MAHOGANY RED - a very light colored red throughout

LION - more Golden in color than that of a Classic. There is also a White Face Variety.

CARAMEL SUGAR GLIDERS -  about 20% larger than traditional sugar gliders with a caramel colored body, white hands, and a cream face, Caramels are traditional Caramel color and varying shades of gray.  They have large ears, which makes them simply look larger.

 Other Varieties Not Pictured: 

• Mahogany Red Albino - newest variation of Mahogany Red, light colored eyes, Mahogany Red coloration
• Mahogany Red White Face - Mahogany Red coloration, but have White Face as well.  White Face (like the White Face Blonde) has mostly a white face, without a bar under their ears that is seen in most normals.
• Mosaics - any pattern broken up by white or another color.  
• Creamino Mosaic - a sugar glider that is showing off two color types at once.
• Mahogany Red Mosaics - Mahogany Red Coloration, as well as being a Mosaic.
• Other varieties include Piebald, Marbled, Reverse Stripe, Ringtail and White, True Platinum Mosaic, Creme~ino Mosaic, as well as Mahogany Red Mosaic.
• Piebald Mosaics - variation of Mosaic in which there is a distinct pattern somewhere in the fur.  Some have spots, or beauty marks, while others have symmetrical markings.
• Reverse Stripe Mosaic - any variety of Mosaic with a white line throughout the entire stripe in the back, or a partial stripe.  Normally the stripe is a darker color on any glider, but in this case there is white.
• Ringtail Mosaics - any pattern broken up by white, along with rings on the tail.  Some rings are quite large, while others are more defined.
• Ruby Leu - have a white coat like the Leucistic, with the red colored eyes of the Creme~ino.   
• True Platinum Mosaics - displaying 2 color traits. coloration can range from the light colored Silverbelles, to Red Platinum as well as Dark Platinum.
• White Face Blondes - similar to the Classic Gray, but without the bar under the ear. Fur is more light and silvery all over the body.
• White Mosaic - has very little coloration on their body other than white. May have a few dark markings or even just a few very light gray markings, but not pure white like a Leucistic.   Some even have little gray or black dots on their ears that breeders call “Cow Ears”.