COLOR VARIATIONS
Classic Grey: Medium to dark grey with a black stripe, black markings, a white underbelly, and black on their fingers/toes often near the tips or over the knuckles
Black Beauty: A Classic Grey glider with thicker and more pronounced black markings. Thick circles (eyeliner) around the eyes. Ears all black and more dark than a regular glider. Have a “chin strap” often completely meeting almost all of the way around instead of stopping just behind the ears as a Classic Grey. A grey underbelly and very dark knuckles.
Leucistic: A glider with a white coat and black eyes. They are also referred to as a BEW or Black Eyed White. Both parents need to carry the Leucistic gene to create Leucistic offspring. Leucistic is a recessive gene.
Leu Het: A Leu Het looks like a Classic Grey glider but carries the Leucistic gene. The higher % Leu Het they carry the higher the chance they can produce Leucistic offspring.
Albino: A glider with a white coat and red eyes. Also referred to as a T-albino. Albino is a recessive gene and needs to be present in both parents to produce Albino offspring.
Albino Het: An Albino Het looks like a Classic Grey glider but carries the Albino gene. The higher % Albino Het they carry the higher chance they can produce Albino offspring.
Brown Beauty: A glider with more of a brown coat that will display brown or black markings.
Buttercream: A glider with more of a golden beige coat that will display cream and/or yellow highlights with brown to red markings.
Cinnamon: A glider with more of a reddish coat displaying red and/or brown markings.
Lion: A golden honey color coat displaying deep red markings.
White Faced and White Faced Blonde: WF and WFB may have a whiter face than that of Classic Grey gliders and the black ear bar will not be visable below the gliders ears.They may also carry a lighter colored coat. WF is a dominant gene and only one parent needs to carry the gene to have WF or WFB offspring. Any color can be a WF or WFB.
White Tip and WT Het: The glider will have a tip of its tail that is white. It can vary from a few hairs to a few inches. A glider can also be a WT Het meaning that it has WT in its lineage and although does not display the WT itself, it may produce WT offspring.
Mosaic: A grey and white glider that will display random patches of grey and white throughout their body, tail, and feet. There can be ringtail mosaics, mosaics with white tails, white mosaics, platinum colored mosaics, wf mosaics, etc. They are also called white variation. Mosaic is a dominant gene and only one parent needs to carry this gene in order to produce mosaic offspring. Every mosaic glider is unique in the varied coloring it has.
Creamino: A glider that has a cream coloring, faint stripe, and garnet colored eyes. Also known as a T + Albino. Creamino is a recessive gene and needs to be present in both parents to produce Creamino offspring.
Creamino Het: A Creamino Het looks like a Classic Grey glider but carries the Creamino gene. The higher % Creamino Het they carry the higher chance they will produce Creamino offspring.
Platinum/Platinum Champagnes: Platinums are a newer color. They have a very silvery light grey coat with faint markings and a thinner dorsal stripe. Platinum is a recessive gene and works very similarly to the Leucistic gene.
Platinum Het: A Platinum Het looks like a Classic Grey glider but carries the Platinum gene. The higher % Platinum they carry the higher chance they will produce Platinum offspring.
Classic Grey: Medium to dark grey with a black stripe, black markings, a white underbelly, and black on their fingers/toes often near the tips or over the knuckles
Black Beauty: A Classic Grey glider with thicker and more pronounced black markings. Thick circles (eyeliner) around the eyes. Ears all black and more dark than a regular glider. Have a “chin strap” often completely meeting almost all of the way around instead of stopping just behind the ears as a Classic Grey. A grey underbelly and very dark knuckles.
Leucistic: A glider with a white coat and black eyes. They are also referred to as a BEW or Black Eyed White. Both parents need to carry the Leucistic gene to create Leucistic offspring. Leucistic is a recessive gene.
Leu Het: A Leu Het looks like a Classic Grey glider but carries the Leucistic gene. The higher % Leu Het they carry the higher the chance they can produce Leucistic offspring.
Albino: A glider with a white coat and red eyes. Also referred to as a T-albino. Albino is a recessive gene and needs to be present in both parents to produce Albino offspring.
Albino Het: An Albino Het looks like a Classic Grey glider but carries the Albino gene. The higher % Albino Het they carry the higher chance they can produce Albino offspring.
Brown Beauty: A glider with more of a brown coat that will display brown or black markings.
Buttercream: A glider with more of a golden beige coat that will display cream and/or yellow highlights with brown to red markings.
Cinnamon: A glider with more of a reddish coat displaying red and/or brown markings.
Lion: A golden honey color coat displaying deep red markings.
White Faced and White Faced Blonde: WF and WFB may have a whiter face than that of Classic Grey gliders and the black ear bar will not be visable below the gliders ears.They may also carry a lighter colored coat. WF is a dominant gene and only one parent needs to carry the gene to have WF or WFB offspring. Any color can be a WF or WFB.
White Tip and WT Het: The glider will have a tip of its tail that is white. It can vary from a few hairs to a few inches. A glider can also be a WT Het meaning that it has WT in its lineage and although does not display the WT itself, it may produce WT offspring.
Mosaic: A grey and white glider that will display random patches of grey and white throughout their body, tail, and feet. There can be ringtail mosaics, mosaics with white tails, white mosaics, platinum colored mosaics, wf mosaics, etc. They are also called white variation. Mosaic is a dominant gene and only one parent needs to carry this gene in order to produce mosaic offspring. Every mosaic glider is unique in the varied coloring it has.
Creamino: A glider that has a cream coloring, faint stripe, and garnet colored eyes. Also known as a T + Albino. Creamino is a recessive gene and needs to be present in both parents to produce Creamino offspring.
Creamino Het: A Creamino Het looks like a Classic Grey glider but carries the Creamino gene. The higher % Creamino Het they carry the higher chance they will produce Creamino offspring.
Platinum/Platinum Champagnes: Platinums are a newer color. They have a very silvery light grey coat with faint markings and a thinner dorsal stripe. Platinum is a recessive gene and works very similarly to the Leucistic gene.
Platinum Het: A Platinum Het looks like a Classic Grey glider but carries the Platinum gene. The higher % Platinum they carry the higher chance they will produce Platinum offspring.