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Cute Sugar Glider. Perfect gift idea for those who like sugar gliders.

Another cute sugar glider

If you like sugar glider exotic animal this design is for you. Perfect to wear at parties, gatherings, and at workplace. Show your pets some love. Flying sugar glider design original watercolor artwork featuring smiling. The sugar glider is a small, omnivorous, arboreal, and nocturnal gliding possum belonging to the marsupial infraclass. This Sugar Glider Is My Spirit Animal item is designed by Exotic Pets Apparel.

a picture about a fun animal, very inspiring

a picture about a fun animal, very inspiring

Sugar gliders are marsupials and are very cute. I really enjoy keeping it

This Sugar Glider was designed in Illustrator with love by Kelli Conrad.

The perfect piece for a sugar glider parent; yourself or someone you love!

The perfect gift for sugar glider lovers! This cute Australian animal design features a sugar glider with the text, “Your chances of getting killed by a sugar glider are low, but never zero”. This design makes a great gift for exotic pet moms and dads, aussie animal lovers, marsupial fans, friends, and family.

Perfect for sugar glider lovers!

Perfect for sugar glider lovers!

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Cute Sugar Glider

Sugar Gliders are tree-dwelling possums from Australia and Indonesia. They sail through the air with "wings" made of extra skin much like a flying squirrel, but the two species aren't related! These little nocturnal, omnivorous friends are kept as pets in many parts of the world, although the owning of them in Australia is illegal due to laws about conserving native Australian species.

Sugar Gliders are tree-dwelling possums from Australia and Indonesia. They sail through the air with "wings" made of extra skin much like a flying squirrel, but the two species aren't related! These little nocturnal, omnivorous friends are kept as pets in many parts of the world, although the owning of them in Australia is illegal due to laws about conserving native Australian species.

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