COLOR VARIATIONS

A typical grey sugar glider pictured

to the left.

Adult Cinnamon Male with young Champagne Female:
The Cinnamon mutation is a very soft reddish brown, the Champagne mutation is a very light soft gray or buff color. The Champagne has very little black on its tail. The platinum may be in the same color family, but lighter.

The crème-ino is a soft white with light markings

and garnet eyes. Their temperament is exceptionally

docile and sweet. They are a-typical for rare colored

gliders in that they produce prolifically. The one

pictured is also a white-face blonde.

The albino (not pictured) is similar. It’s a little whiter and

The eyes are more red. It does not usually show any

markings.

The white-face blonde is also a beautiful glider. It exhibits no color on the jaw or behind the ears. It’s body color can range from normal grey to Sunkissed to cinnamon to crème-ino and others. The 2 joeys to the right are sunkissed white- faced blondes.

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