What kind of snakes eat sugar gliders?

Warning not for sensitive eyes... especially if you love and keep Sugargliders.Dont watch it!!! read more

The Sugar Glider is a small arboreal nocturnal marsupial mammal. It is an Australian possum that gets its name from the fact that it likes eating the sugary nectar of plants and glides from tree to tree. read more

The other 75% of their diet consists of protein and vitamins. In the wild, this would normally come from eating things like insects and eggs, but when Sugar Gliders eat “animal-based” proteins, they can develop a musky smell. read more

I currently have 3 crested geckos, 2 sugar gliders, and 2 cats. I am currently long term babysitting a Hog Island Red Tail boa, who rounds me out to 8. I love all types of animals, but I have difficulty with arachnids and other insects. read more

The sugar glider (Petaurus breviceps) is a wee, omnivorous marsupial native to Australia, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. These bluish-gray possums are aptly named for their gliding abilities -- not to mention their penchant for consuming"sugary" things -- think tree sap. read more