Interesting info about morphs, etc.

[lori2plus1]

I was confused about morphs and such and I found this page that seems to do a good job explaining them. Thought some of the other newbies might enjoy.
http://www.thebeardeddragon.org/types-of-bearded-dragons.php

 

[diamc]

Thanks for sharing that link. I'm gonna sticky it so that it is on the top of the General Forum at least for a little while.

 

[DesertIsis]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing! I always wondered what the notes Isis's breeder sent with her meant!
100% Het-Hypo
Red Leather x White Hypo (Yellow Leather x 100% Leucistic)

Sounds like she would make some cool looking babies if I ever bread her! Not that I ever plan to.

 

[dementedlullaby]

Thanks, that's a very interesting link!


Is it true Albino's do not survive?

 

[Taterbug]

I haven't heard of any albinos surviving for long, though some have been produced. So there isn't a "line" of them out there. As far as I know there are no true leucistic lines either.

 

[beardie]

I'll let this post stay stickied, despite how much I despise the site in the link. Primarily because they steal content and Google seems to reward them for doing so. I had to send a couple cease and desists requests where they used my own pictures on their site without permission. They apparently have no respect for copyright law. I believe I've seen portions of some articles match to other articles on sites too, when I was looking into them.

Anyway... the post can stay, but just wanted to let our community know that I do not respect those running the site given how they think it's acceptable (or even legal) to post people's pictures just because you put a link at the bottom of the page. I really wonder about/question the content they use in the book they sell.

 

[puaa001]

Thank you for sharing this link..

 

[MartiSutton]

For many animals, albino's have problems with sight and such. Is this true about Bearded Dragons as well, does anyone know? Or any health problems in general that Bearded Dragons do not usually have?