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[Dragonmamiof4]

This is one of our rescues we got out of a neglected situation as time passes and she grows bigger we've noticed a color change into a bright red, all dragons ive seen have never had a color this vibrant being a regular. We were wondering if she could be a possible morph? She is 5 months (pics below) My friend said she looked sandfire red. Thanks!
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[HylianHealeys]

Honestly it's hard to identify morph in bearded dragons (especially red lines) without knowing genetics. Some are obvious right off the bat (http://www.herebdragons.com/bearded-dragon-mutations/) but more subtle varieties usually require knowledge of the parents. Sorry!

 

[Dragonmamiof4]

Honestly it's hard to identify morph in bearded dragons (especially red lines) without knowing genetics. Some are obvious right off the bat (http://www.herebdragons.com/bearded-dragon-mutations/) but more subtle varieties usually require knowledge of the parents. Sorry!

Gotcha..thanks for the reply and guide!

 

[dezismom]

She sure is a pretty one, isnt she? And she does not look neglected , now! ? I admire that you rescue neglected ones. If I Could, I would do that. I am devastated when I see one in need. She has the look of a dragon who knows she is loved....actually, her coloration reminds me of my boy, Dezi. Got him at a big pet shop, right out of the regular Beardie bin. No special color or morph that I know, but after a moult, he practically glows! And he is also extemely large, at just over two feet long, and still growing!
How many Beardies have you rescued? Do you keep them all, or place them in homes?

here is Dezi looking very orange (my husband and I were laughing at my request to "have a little dragon with my morning coffee", meaning I wanted to hold Dezi, and snapped this photo--there was no actualmcoffee in the cup)

 

[Dragonmamiof4]

She sure is a pretty one, isnt she? And she does not look neglected , now! ? I admire that you rescue neglected ones. If I Could, I would do that. I am devastated when I see one in need. She has the look of a dragon who knows she is loved....actually, her coloration reminds me of my boy, Dezi. Got him at a big pet shop, right out of the regular Beardie bin. No special color or morph that I know, but after a moult, he practically glows! And he is also extemely large, at just over two feet long, and still growing!
How many Beardies have you rescued? Do you keep them all, or place them in homes?

here is Dezi looking very orange (my husband and I were laughing at my request to "have a little dragon with my morning coffee", meaning I wanted to hold Dezi, and snapped this photo--there was no actualmcoffee in the cup)

I Really appreciate that! It breaks my heart as well to see them in bad situations as well..The dragons always find a way to wiggle into your heart haha. Dezi is a beauty by the way! I bet he is very spoiled and very loved! Zoo (short for azula, in the pics) would mark my 18th dragon this year that i have rehabed. I do initially find homes for the ones that love to Be around people and are well enough to find new homes..i do not unless they are suitable Zoo and me became bff's really! She will be staying with me
Thanks for the reply!