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  • pawpaw911 Jun 15, 2011 @ 12:19 pm | delete
    My son used to have a bearded dragon.
  • Productstoyou May 2, 2011 @ 6:31 am | delete
    Hello
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  • krys_kobiz Jan 20, 2011 @ 4:28 am | delete
    Hi

    This lense was really helpful! I've found another site that I've found to be very informative if anyones interested. It's at www.beardeddragonanswers.com/bearded-dragon-information/ . Hope this helps and enjoy!
  • ttsupra Nov 18, 2009 @ 1:27 pm | delete
    Really interesting lens, i like what you have put together. I also have a bearded dragon setup with 4 females and one male. thanks for the info..
  • TrudyVan Sep 3, 2009 @ 8:59 pm | delete
    Hello there, TrudyVan Here

    I voted for you lens really cool lenses. I now know a lot more about dragons than I did before
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  • Trioman Jun 13, 2009 @ 10:56 am | delete
    You know what..I have learned something new today...I had no idea that there were bearded dragons......
  • redflea13 Mar 9, 2009 @ 5:44 am | delete
    I would call her a Hypotang X Firetiger/redcitrus. The color of dragons is determined by the parents but babies from the same parents will be a variety of colors. Breeding for color is done selectively by picking the best colored baby to keep and breed..Hypomelanistic dragons have a simple recessive gene that reduces the dark pigment. They have clear nails and light colored skin. If bread into a line of snows or ones that don't have much color then you'll get a mostly white dragon that some people call a leucistic but isn't a true leucistic. Your dragon is would be het for hypo if the father was hypo. Het means it carries the gene on one allele. For simple recessive gens you need one on both alleles for the gene to be expressed. So you'll have to breed your dragon to one that you know carries the hypo gene and if any of the babies come out hypo then you know for sure your dragon carries the gene.
  • VividDragon Mar 6, 2009 @ 6:40 pm | delete
    OK my genetics question: I just bought a little female from a breeder the father was a hypotang that the breeder bought from Draggintails Her mother was a firetiger X red citrus that the breeder also bought from Draggintails. What does that make my little girl? How do I know what she is (I think the term is) Het for? Does her parents determine what line she is as far as if I breed her or will her color tell me what to say she is? I'm really wanting to get into breeding in a year or so but am so confused about the genetics and really want to learn as much as I can...She is one of the most beautiful little dragons I have ever seen! Thank you so much for your help!
  • redflea13 Jan 5, 2009 @ 6:09 am | in reply to goliath1 | delete
    I usualy just use the parents types to describe the babies. Such as OrangeXRed. If the parents have more then on trait then I would do it like this Orange/RedXHypo/Red. I always put the males first just so it is easier to keep track of who was bred to who.
  • goliath1 Dec 31, 2008 @ 9:52 pm | delete
    i have a red female bearded dragon and a orange male bearded dragon and she has laid eggs and have already hatched (most of them)....im not sure what kind of bearded dragon my babies are? can u help me with a name?.....the baby seems to have the characteristics of the dad for the body and the head looks like the mother.

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