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spike
hi Sara i have adopted my friends beadier but i cant seem to identify which type he is .he has started to get some lovely orange color around his face but his body is still sandy and dark patches i have looked thru 100s of pics but im not sure i have sent a picy of spike any help would be greatly appreciated
thank richy
AnswerMr. Williams,
Sir, it is possible you are dealing with a color morph, but unlikely. You see, there are breeders who intentionally play on recessive traits to produce colors in bearded dragons, iguanas and other lizards to enhance appeal and generate more profit. If Spike is a color morph, he is likely a "sandfire", but generally, the morphs have a distinctive appearance. Regardless of whether or not you have a "morph", it is the same species and should be cared for in the same manner. My instinct tells me that Spike is reaching sexual maturity and that his orange-ish tinge is something similar to how the green iguana can turn completely orange from breeding colors. Aside from his orange-ish tinge around his face and eyes, he appears to be a standard bearded dragon to me, however, I could be wrong basing it off of one picture alone. I hope that you enjoy Spike and that he brings you much joy.
See this link: http://beardeddragon-care.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/stockxpertcom_id63853_s...
Notice the subtle color changes in the face as the dragon reaches sexual maturity.
Thank You,
Sara J Gwerder
President
Raptor Rescue Iguana Sanctuary
Shreveport, LA
www.RaptorRescue.org
Good Diet + UVB Radiation + Proper Temperatures + Set Daily Schedule = Healthy + Happy Reptile
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