Showing off

[GroomerMo]

I thought I would start a topic just for people that love their beardie so much they love showing off pics so here's my little girl her names ryuu

And here's me and Ryuu

 

[RyanHuff20]

Here's Gordon

 

[Noella]

Here's Allie. "Do I have something on my face?"

 

[luissandoval87]

Here's Ganon
Camera Lens is a little foggy sorry :S

 

[Augie]

Adorable!

 

[Pat B]

Nice pictures....their colors are so nice.

 

[GroomerMo]

Wow so many beautiful dragons I wish I knew what type mine is either a normal or a morph

 

[Augie]

Most baby dragons and their final colors are like a box of chocolates. Seriously!

Mine started out looking complete plain Jane normal, with lavender streaking along his back. After a few sheds his head and legs are now orange, and the lavender streaks are but a faint memory. We'll see what happens with him soon enough!

The reality of the whole thing is you really won't know unless you know his lineage. Things like that aren't very important to me. I'm sure you feel the same way, just by how well you've done in making changes that are for the best of your dragon. Ryuu the dragon... how appropriate LOL. Ha-do-ken!

 

[Germ]

@GroomerMo - I was looking at your Pic, are all his claws clear, no black? Otherwise your BD does not look to show any obvious signs of any kind of morph.

 

[Xcell]

heres one from me

 

[Augie]

@GroomerMo - I was looking at your Pic, are all his claws clear, no black? Otherwise your BD does not look to show any obvious signs of any kind of morph.

For the record, I like the fact my dragon's claws are black.

 

[Germ]

The comment was made to possibly give an answer to her question, because clear claws would be a 'Hypo' trait.

Like you, I don't particularly give a hoot what they are or where they come from providing they are healthy. True normals are generally hardier BDs. It wasn't until after breeders started playing 'God' with genetics, that the majority of these serious illnesses & issues became more common happenings because of lowered immune systems caused by inter breeding, familial breeding to originally achieve some of these 'Fancy' Morphs.

 

[GroomerMo]

Her claws are clear I just wasn't sure if morphs need different care the normals

 

[ianedward1]

My beardie is currently trying to be a brat about his crickets. I'm wondering if he can see on top of his head...

 

[GroomerMo]

She is such a ham when the cam comes out she will run right up to the glass and I know she's not hungry because I did it right after she ate