I am loving the boys and still want to find a leucistic pair for a second cage-maybe a mated pair. However, I love the idea of babies but fear the reality.
I would appreciate if any or all that have or do breed their gliders tell me why they do or why they stopped.
I read the article with the rejection and injuries and brutalization that can happen. I have raised all manner of animal and have seen many horrific sights but these babies are so tiny and loving! The idea of them hurting, hurts me.
However, the idea of the cute adorable babies also makes me smile.
Thoughts please!

There are pros and cons to everything. I breed to keep Tucker's line going, he was so sweet and he puts it on all of his joeys.

I can pick his grand joeys up anytime and they don't bite me, that can't be said for anyone else that picks them up but they don't bite me.

Kind of that "Not The Momma" thing from the dinosaur show.

That is so cool Kimberly! These two I have are sweethearts! However, they are Caramel. I have read Caramels are rather tame in general. These two went to work and I showed them-allowed 14 girls to pet them. They were fantastic! So, I do understand the tame issue. I just hope if I am ever ready to breed, I can find a pair that are sweet natured!