In Reply to: different looking gliders posted by Ronda from MONTANA on March 22, 1999 at 17:44:22:

Yes, a freind and I have talked about it too. but mostly I have noticed that the females have longer noses and bulging eyes compared to the males flater faces and wider head. My two males are slightly different to. My captive bred male has a longer face , slimmer than my wild caught. I heard once that here in the states, gliders have been bred with the squirrel glider. I have no I deal if it is true or not, but it's a possiblility.

Hope this helps.....

JO

: I have a family of rescue gliders, I don't know how old they are where they came from, I just know they were very smelly and being fed cat food when I got them, there urine was sticky and so where they, this all took place the end of Jan. anyway, I had a pair and a baby, mine have longer noses, narrow, This other set is different, shorter rounder faces, has anyone seen different standards in gliders?

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