• Hello guest! Are you a Bearded Dragon enthusiast? If so we invite you to join our community and see what it has to offer. Our site is specifically designed for you and it's a great place for Beardie enthusiasts to meet online. Once you join you'll be able to post messages, upload pictures of your dragons and enclosures and have a great time with other Bearded Dragon enthusiasts. Sign up today!

Recent content by xp29

  1. X

    Help with genetics of my dragon

    The nails look clear, so your dragon is probably a hypo. The eyes are normal, so it's very unlikely it is a translucent. Either way a gorgeous dragon I'll post a pic of how you can determine gender also. Be careful not to burn him/her with the light.
  2. X

    Help with genetics of my dragon

    It's a witblits or wero for sure I need to see the eye and nails for hypo/trans. All cleer nails is hypo. Even one nail with the black line disqualifies as hypo. Trans will typically have solid black eye, but not always, trans can be a little trickier to identify due to that. To get color a...
  3. X

    What kind of dragons do i have.

    I agree the first one is a normal, but he looks good a bit chunky maybe but good ( most won't agree with me, but I prefer a dragon to be filled out, it tells me they are being fed well) I also agree the second one could be a citrus but not only that a citrus tiger. I bet his stripes are a...
  4. X

    Trying to figure out and understand morphs

    She could be a citrus and maybe blue bar, it looks like I can see stripes on her sides. (I say could be because the pics lean to the yellowish side a little and it's kindda hard to see her actual colors) Not gentic stripe though, those run straight and continue on down the tail. As she gets...
  5. X

    Trying to figure out and understand morphs

    Hello, she is very pretty. As far as morphs she looks to be a standard/normal, with very nice colors. The difference between a morph and a color is genetics. Colors are a trait not a morph and can not be reproduced reliably. Color will usually be a blend of the visual colors of both parents but...
  6. X

    Morph

    I agree she looks to be a leatherback, but I don't see any other visual morphs. She could be het for anything though, the only way to know hets is through breeding to other known morphs
  7. X

    Is there a reason one of my dragons has less spikes.

    She is adorable
  8. X

    Is there a reason one of my dragons has less spikes.

    Ok, they are both normal scale, gemma may be a blue bar (if her side panels turn blue when she is warm) otherwise looks like you have 2 normals, that happen to be very pretty
  9. X

    Did I Just Infect My Beardie w/ Giardia?

    I use chlorhexidine as a disinfectant, it is a veterinarian grade cleaner also. A series of things would have had to occurred for you to infect your new dragon . The Giardai would have had to gotten on you and or in the water, then would have had to been rubbed or splashed onto the container...
  10. X

    Is there a reason one of my dragons has less spikes.

    That one is definitely normal. The other may be a Dunner. Dunners have a haphazard scale pattern and are typically more spikey. Look at the belly and chin scales. Normals have a uniform pattern, Dunners scales point every which way. Also the stripes on the tail should be broken or even be spots...
  11. X

    Type of dragons

    The lighter colored one might be a leatherback but I can't tell for sure from the pic. I would need to see the nails to confirm a hypo. If all the nails are clear that would be a hypo, but even 1 nail with the black line disqualifies them as hypo.
  12. X

    Ivan Drago

    Yes i agree
  13. X

    Ivan Drago

    Silkies are pretty uncommon and for good reason. They are EXTREMELY involved to care for, and without a very well versed keeper they suffer from just being alive. They have no scales and their skin is extremely fragile. They need moisturizers applied daily to keep the skin from drying out and...
  14. X

    want to ask

    You really shouldn't breed siblings, it leads to weak and compromised animals. But to answer your question hypo zero x hypo zero will produce hypo zeros. In your pairing of hypo het zero x hypo het zero, if your not geting any zero then one or both have been proved out to not be het for zero...
  15. X

    Morph?

    He does look to be hypo also
See more

Latest posts

Top