Blue eye bearded dragons Marek's/herpies

This image shows bloodvessels with white iris in back ground. The iris has no pigment.

This link is to credit the photographer. http://www.treknature.com/gallery/Eu...hoto157174.htm

Steven, why do translucents have black eyes? Id like to know what you think/know.

I would guess its enzyme related to the morph. (not caused by uvb or other external stimulants) This color in in the sclera of the eye and is common with many animals.

I have made and interesting observation. Bearded dragons don't have an Iris.

They have a sclera and a scleral ring. Basically, they have the whites of their eyes and a pupil. There is no Iris. (This is where color should develop.) Bearded dragons don't have iris's. Thats why we see white with vascular activity. (no color, blue, green, brown)

See my new post soon.

Im confused about the scleral ring. I might be way off. Im investigating all this. Im super confused and the info is hard to uncover. lol
Steven Barnes

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-sclera.htm

This is an interesting link though.

Pupil, iris, sclera.

I see pupil and I see one of the other two. Either iris or sclera. Though I dont see 3 elements. Sclera is vascular and white. So where is the iris? or is the scleral ring resposible for constriction?

I have some questions are you lets say qualified/educated enough to provide proof of the cause or is this just your guess ?

I have questions of my own as well. I may be able to answer your question or include it in an e-mail I am sending to several opthamologist veterinarians

Proof of cause is multiple and suggested

Where is the iris?

The eye does not dilate when exposed to light.