Meet Steve, one of our pets.  Steve is an inspirational glider. Born blind, he never allowed his disability to slow him down. He knows his cage inch by inch, finding what he wants without trouble. Named Steve, after Stevie Wonder, he will rock his head to & fro to hear his owner coming to get him for an outing. He loves to cuddle up in his owner's pocket.	Meet Misty, one of our precious female pets.  She enjoys posing for a glamour shots and making herself the center of attention.  Although our pets sometimes have joeys available for sale, the parents are not available.	Babies out for play.  Not only our family, but our staff enjoys the handling rotation of all joeys at SGC.  Every joey is held up to 4 hours a day.
Sugar Gliders can be hand tamed and trained to pick up and handle anywhere without getting upset.	Our joeys are well cared for and hand held for up to 4 hours a day 2-4 weeks before they are old enough to be sold.	We provide complete care information with all of our out-going joeys.  This includes the Warren Care Video tape.
*******	This entire row of gliders and babies are from another breeder close to the Sugar Glider Connection in order to show the difference in coloring in the breed.  At this time, SGC does not have babies available in this color, but with our breeding program we hope to offer them in 2005.	*******
Hanging around upside down is the most natural position for a glider in the wild.  Do not be alarmed if your glider prefers to watch you from the top of the cage.	Gliders can co-exist with other family pets as long as they are properly introduced, trained, and supervised.  It is very important that you be present when allowing your pets to interact with each other.  Predatorily instincts may surface without discipline and supervision.	Fruits are a staple in the sugar glider's diet, but apples are among their favorites.