Bearded Dragon Genetics | The TRANSLUCENT Morph

Let's take a deep dive into the translucent morph!
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[@RuddGerrath]

Thanks for the Bearded Dragon Genetics series you're doing. The side by side comparisons between the beardies that have the morphs and the ones that dont are really helpful in teaching how to spot them

[@qbstailsnscales]

Absolutely! That was my goal in this series. I really enjoyed it!

[@cindymason6383]

CaSandra Davila saying👉🙌

[@NewYorkBeardedDragons]

Wicked video keep em coming. I remember when I first saw transluscents in 2008 I fell in love .some people even thought they were blind lol any ways looking forward to you doing a wero video 😉 been trying to figure out how to make “het wero” and no one will tell me the secret. 😢

[@qbstailsnscales]

Really? No one will tell you that you need to breed witblits and zero to get 100% het weros? It isn't a secret lol why are they keeping it from people.

[@charlieecharliee]

While we are here, I would like to ask why Hypo trans cannot be combined?

[@qbstailsnscales]

@charlieecharliee I didn't say they couldn't be combined? They are two separate morphs and about 40-60% of the babies I produce have both hypo and translucent in them.

[@charlieecharliee]

@@qbstailsnscales I didn't say it was your statement. I read it somewhere, probably on some forum. I'm just looking for confirmation of these words. It has long been known that the trans gene is not entirely a stable gene.

[@qbstailsnscales]

@@charlieecharliee yes, you're right, translucent isn't stable, but stability has little to do with combining it with other recessive genes.