How often can sugar gliders have babies?

Most Sugar Gliders will begin breeding somewhere between 7 months to a year, with some waiting until they are 13 to 14 months old. They will mate year round, provided they have enough protein. They usually have 2 babies at a time, 4 to 6 babies a year, if weanlings are removed after independent. read more

Sugar Gliders generally have joeys twice a year and 1–2 joeys each time. They have the ability to have 4 joeys but it is rare for them to have more than 2 at a time. read more

Sugar Gliders can have two or three litters a year and a litter usually produces one or two babies. Gestation takes about 15 to 17 days. After the female gives birth, the extremely tiny babies will climb to the mother’s pouch. read more