Bearded Dragon Genetics 201
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- A deep dive into bearded dragon genetics.
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Was that your Frenchie you were calling? 😂
Nah it was the black lab, she follows me around all of the time.
Lolol i got a dragon from you today at the show
@@KathrynHardin-c8s welcome to the QB fam!
I tried using the calculator on Morph Market to figure out what my year old female bearded dragon is (I have no short term plans to breed her or anything, but it'd be fun to know). According to the breeder, her mother is "citrus tiger" and her father is "tangerine translucent" het for hypo, wiblit, and leatherback. Which according to morph market makes my girl "Het Translucent 50% Het Hypo 50% Het Recessive Leatherback 50% Het Witblits Pos Citrus Tiger Pos Tangerine". What does this mean? Or did I do something wrong?
No colors in the calculator. That's why you're getting pos this and pos that. You also chose the wrong leatherback. There's two different leatherbacks, recessive and regular.
@@qbstailsnscales Unfortunately I'm not able to get in contact with the breeder again, so I only have what she told me and the photos of the parents. I'm going to assume the father is recessive leatherback since he looks like a regular, very orange dragon. My girl also has clear claws, so that means she's hypo, right? Also, thanks a lot for replying!
@Samaru163 message me on FB or IG and I'll help you out. We can't assume recessive genetics, but visual things are easy to spot.