Witblits dragons - true patternless beardies

Originally Posted by chris allen

Thats not true either. Over the past year and a half I have seen plenty of poor quality(and plenty of great quality) colored dragons(non morphs). Its not limited just to morphs. It may be more commonly seen in a morph, but can be prevalent in any line, whether its a color or a morph.

wow this is one fueled thread!!!

C. Allen and Baltimore Beardies I see where the genetics come in and I really do believe we need to start a thread with a genetics topic to it!!!

These dragons are truly awesome, gotta love genetic variation. I had a question, I know it's been a while since this thread was started and you've had a chance to work with this new morph for a little while. Have you done any breeding with the siblings that are not patternless? Maybe they are heterozygous for the witblits gene? Just curious.

Hi. Thanks! Unfortunately we are in winter now and the dragons are sleeping. We will be doing some breedings in Sept to determine what exactly we are dealing with. One of my clients have bred some of the witblits in USA and the eggs should hatch pretty soon. Will keep you updated with the results. Can't wait!

Does anyone here have one of these dragons yet? I am curious to see how long it takes to get one and also if anyone has any have they arrived healthy? I am almost ready to have english bulldog puppies and was thinking about getting one of these dragons after the puppies are born. But that is alot to spend so I wanted to see if anyone else had any of these awsome dragons?

Our big boy, Blits. Looking good against the green lawn. Summer is here and our dragons are strating to breed. Hopefully we would produce some witblits hets this year.

Originally Posted by melissamann

Does anyone here have one of these dragons yet? I am curious to see how long it takes to get one and also if anyone has any have they arrived healthy? I am almost ready to have english bulldog puppies and was thinking about getting one of these dragons after the puppies are born. But that is alot to spend so I wanted to see if anyone else had any of these awsome dragons?

Melissa,

Yea I have one. I did not buy it and have it exported. I obtained it threw another breeder. If i would have spent the money on the one I have, I probably would be pretty upset. Or maybe alittle more than pretty upset. This genetic trait def. needs some T.L.C.

Jacques,

I would like to stay positive and just have to say.... I hope you have more luck than I have been having....

Sizzlindragons (DiAnn)


Here is a leucistic dragon female of mine from a couple years ago and a leucistic citrus from Fire and Ice dragons named Griffin he is 24 inches long and enormous.

I dont have time to read all of this but caught something briefly where you were talking about size with the leucistic dragons.

Griffin 24" Male Citrus Leucistic




Female:





The female red trans I have from you is doing amazing by the way.

Here is a pastel hypo I had for awhile named Anubis.

He was 22 inches long when I sold him.






I have the money and could buy a witblits kinda tempted but I think 2500-3000 plus shipping is kinda high when they all look identical. Call me kooky


Although they are gorgeous though no doubt.


Here is the witblits sa pattenless that Josh posted in another forum awhile ago:



Hope he doesnt mind me posting his pic. I archived the pic in my files because I like the dragon a great deal.

cheerio chaps

Originally Posted by DragonVenom999

Here is a pastel hypo I had for awhile named Anubis.

He was 22 inches long when I sold him.






I have the money and could buy a witblits kinda tempted but I think 2500-3000 plus shipping is kinda high when they all look identical. Call me kooky


Although they are gorgeous though no doubt.


Here is the witblits sa pattenless that Josh posted in another forum awhile ago:



Hope he doesnt mind me posting his pic. I archived the pic in my files because I like the dragon a great deal.

cheerio chaps

Heres a few more pics of a patternless.