what type/morph?

LindseyStar":kvyu7xvf said:

He looks like a normal central dragon, but they can vary quite a bit in coloration from their siblings, friends and themselves!
He sure has some pretty yellows in him!

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AngelsAnimals":to13gwy4 said:

When I got Mitch I originally thought he was a normal bearded dragon, but when he shed a week or so ago his colors changed quite a lot, and now I don't have any idea what he could be.

First pic is him before he shed, the other four are after.

I should also mention that I know he is underweight and am working on putting weight back on him.

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AHBD":pii6m3kx said:

He's definitely a normal/standard morph with a tint of yellow . He already has his adult colors, if he were kept out in the sun the yellow would pop a bit more but the color is nonetheless pretty cool. His size is not bad at all, don't make it a focus to stuff him in to a " couch potato " fat dragon as some owners do. A lean + average build dragon will be healthier throughout life [ more mobile, active, etc. + less chance of gout ] than a very heavy dragon.

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AHBD":2f0uwb1t said:

Yes, I can see the wee bit of " hip " and he can stand to gain a bit. BTW, what is his length ?


I do like to just warn people because I see threads where a new owner of a slightly underweight dragon posts that now the dragon is eating 50 -60 bugs a day [ an adult ] and shows a pic of the dragon with a huge belly after being in their care for 2-3 days. So it's just a warning and a reminder that a lean dragon is always healthier in general than a fat dragon.

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AHBD":1ocx04a6 said:

He'd be fine at 350. Do you feed other insects besides the superworms ? Any greens ?

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AHBD":f02id92g said:

You could give him 5-7 each feeding 3 times a week or 2-3 a day at least for a while. Do you have access to other insects like crickets or dubia roaches ? And that's good if he's eating the greens.

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