Morphs
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Most likely you'd have a clutch of het trans and het hypos for sure, maybe some normal scaled dunners and then maybe some leatherback dunners. I am unsure if only one parent needs to have the dunner gene to have the whole clutch be dunners or if its a 50/50 thing, so you could maybe end up with leatherbacks or normal scaled beardies without the dunner gene.
http://redhotchilidragons.com/morph-calculator-2/
https://www.fendragonsandmore.com/dragon-genetics.html
Some more info on genetics/morphs that I could find.
Also if you were to breed your dragons do take note that you may end up with tons of unwanted dragons to house and feed.
http://redhotchilidragons.com/morph-calculator-2/
https://www.fendragonsandmore.com/dragon-genetics.html
Some more info on genetics/morphs that I could find.
Also if you were to breed your dragons do take note that you may end up with tons of unwanted dragons to house and feed.
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