2024年2月21日 · Piebald sugar gliders are a popular variation of the common sugar glider (Petaurus breviceps) that exhibit patches of white fur on their bodies. This unique coloration is the result of selective breeding by experienced sugar glider breeders.

Mosaic is considered a trait and not considered an actual color as it can appear on any color sugar glider. Piebald: A piebald animal is one that has a spotting pattern of large unpigmented, usually white, areas of hair, and normally pigmented patches, generally black.

What is a piebald sugar glider? Piebalds are a type of mosaic sugar glider. They have an unusual patch (or patches) of fur on their body. These patches are usually expressed as classic coloration on a mosaic sugar glider. These are in direct contrast to the mosaic coloring of the sugar glider, and are can be large or very small.

Piebald Mosaics are a rare type of sugar glider, but the Wow Piebald is even more rare than that. They are based on a rare gene called Chimera. It’s more common to see this coloration happening with cats or horses, but some sugar glider carry this disposition as well.

2022年10月3日 · Piebald Mosaic Sugar Glider: A piebald mosaic is a mosaic variation where the fur has a specific pattern in it. Some gliders with this coloration will have spots, while others will have symmetrical markings.

2023年7月31日 · Piebald sugar gliders flaunt a mosaic pattern that is entirely random and asymmetrical, featuring spots that lack pigmentation. These gliders are adorned with large white splotches all over their bodies, often contrasted by dark black spots or stripes.

These patches are usually expressed as classic coloration on a mosaic sugar glider. These are in direct contrast to the mosaic coloring of the sugar glider, and are can be large or very small. Piebaldism in Sugar Gliders is quite rare. Most Piebald’s have smaller spots or less distinctive markings. Caramels are a subspecies of sugar gliders.

2022年1月17日 · The piebald sugar glider can be recognized by the white hair on its back in combination with dark patches of hair. The black and white coloration appears randomly and is often not symmetrical. Silver Mosaic Sugar Glider

2020年11月19日 · The piebald mosaic sugar glider can be recognized by its characteristic areas of unpigmented (often white) hair on its back in combination with patches of dark hair. The pattern they exhibit is usually not symmetrical but very random (although there is a small chance that it will end up symmetrical due to the random nature of their pattern).

Piebald Mosaics are a special variation of Mosaic in which there is a distinct pattern somewhere in the fur. Some have spots, or beauty marks, while others have symmetrical markings.