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From what I can see Flame is a hypo, his color is light enough I'd call him citrus, and I can see the stripes look like they continue on down the tail, so he's a color stripe.
I would call call him a hypo, citrus, color stripe
On a side note his head looks more female, are you sure he IS a he...
There is not a lot of them around any more, it's to bad I really like them. My first beardie was a G.Giant.
The best place to look is Morphmarket.com. I do still see them there occasionally. It will probably be a game of patience though, just keep checking back. Their filter system is pretty...
https://reptile.guide/bearded-dragon-morphs/
https://www.thesprucepets.com/bearded-dragon-morphs-4173672
Disregard anything that talks about albino. There is no known albino genetics in bearded dragons. leucistic is as close to albino as they get.
It looks like tge nails are all clear so it's hypo (if even 1 nail has the black strip, it is nor a hypo) it also looks to have the tiger strips, so a tiger, and the orange looks to continue on down the tail, so a color stripe.
So that makes him/her a hypo tiger color strip. Any other gentics...
I also don't see any visual morphs in your baby. It could develop some red as it ages but it will more than likely end up a sandy beige and orange. Also like @CookieK93 there is no way of guessing hets. Through breeding or asking the breeder is the only way to know
Very high colored beardies...
If I'm being honest, I don't see and morphs, so your beardie is a standard/ normal visually. It's impossible to tell any hets (recessive) traits he/she might be carrying without breeding into another with known genetics. However your beardie has very beautiful patterning and coloring. Those are...
I agree orange citrus color stripe her nails look clear also so she is likely a hypo citrus color stripe. If even 1 nail has the black stripe through it though it disqualifies her as a hypo.
I went back and reread your thread. I see I was mistaken on her being 3 months old. You said this started 3 months ago. I apologize, the progression makes more sense now.
I saw pictures of her on the other forum. I feel so bad for her and you.
Please do post the X-rays asap.
At three months old I'm concerned there is something besides mbd going on and the vet is using the term mbd as a blanket term because they don't really know themselves. Mbd id a horrible...
There are a couple ways to accomplish it. Keep in mind some parasites like Coccidia is extremely hard to kill. (Strong ammonia or very high heat with at least 10 minutes in contact).
So for porous stuff like bricks you can put it in the sink or a tote and boil water and let them soak for a bit...
The belly scales look pretty uniform. A Dunner they are haphazard. But the large white scale on the back and the broken stripes on the tail make me think it is a Dunner