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carlton
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sorry about that its all i could get it wouldnt let me copy and paste it it would only let me do that
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Are you sure he's an eastern? He looks like a central to me. Maybe it's just the pictures
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well when he was younger he was very dark same as his brother ted that i no longer have.i have seen the parents and they were a grey colour so i dont about him.and im very sure hes not a central beardie ethien know i wanted a central beardie i couldnt get one.
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I think he looks adorable 
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oh thankyou he is adorable but hes a big rat most of the times always pooing on me and climbing on my back bt i still love him
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raigan_lizz said:
Dis he have 3 circular connected dots in a triangle above his nose as a juvie?
Like the faint ones you see on this pic?
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3045/3083573466_06cdf61f05.jpg
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he has them sort of between his eyes type thing like around there but i dont really know if thats what your talking about
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raigan_lizz said:
Not really they are three connected circles on top of the nose.
Lets try it this way, is the inside of his mouth yellow or pinkish?
Trademark traits of P. barbata
Yellow inside the mouth
Three connecting circles on top of the nose while young
http://www.brucecowellphotographer.com.au/image library reptiles/Pogona-barbata---Common--Be.jpg
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i could only get it open a tiny bit and its kind of really white pink but more pale
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If it aint yellow like the pics I've shown as well as not possesing the dots above the nose as a juvie then I'd have to say not an eastern.
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i just looked in his mouth again its all yellow
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raigan_lizz said:
Well you could be one of the lucky few that have come accross a specimen with a P. barbata. The lateral tubercle formation on the sides of Carlton as well as the tail certainly display barbata like characteristics from the pics. The colour and patterning throws me off a bit though, he could be a hybrid.
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Ok, I've done tons of research about beardies and I've never known there are different types... How many different ones are there? I know about morphs, and all that but what's the eastern thing?
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BigDaddyDragon said:
Their different sub-species of Pagonas (bearded dragons) mate
Here's a list of the different species
Pagona vitticeps = Central bearded dragon
Pagona barbata = Eastern bearded dragon
Pagona henrylawsonii = Pygmy or black-soiled dragon
Pagona minima = Dwarf bearded dragon
Pagona minor = Western bearded dragon
Pagona mitchelli = North western or Mitchell's bearded dragon
Pagona microlepidota = Kimberly bearded dragon
Pagona nullarbor = Nullarbor bearded dragon
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I sort of understand what your saying but im only twelve and i dont know much about them thanks for all your help though.
ive seen the parents and they were dark grey so are you saying that im one of the lucky people because hes going a different colour or im not sure but thanks anyway
ive seen the parents and they were dark grey so are you saying that im one of the lucky people because hes going a different colour or im not sure but thanks anyway
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Well I'm going to be doing some more research now. I had no ides there were so many sub species.
