Sugar gliders<span> are native to Australia, Tasmania, Indonesia and Papua-New Guinea. Their descriptive name comes from their love of sweet foods and a membrane that allows them to glide. </span>Sugar gliders<span> are marsupials which means that they raise their young in a pouch on the mother's belly just like kangaroos. </span>
Sugar gliders eat baby food, honey, fruits, vitamins, and other ingredients and then supplemented with fresh items such as fruit, vegetables, and insects. And <span>Sugar gliders, like other exotic pets, have a multitude of ailments that can affect them. Metabolic bone disease due to inappropriate nutrition, injuries from getting stuck and gliding, diarrhea from eating too much fruit, and parasites are all commonly seen in pet sugar gliders. hope this helps!</span>
