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I recently purchased this beardie from a local craigslist listing. I need your help making sure this isn't just another run of the mill big name pet store beardie. He said the mother was a citrus and the father was a dunner. Can you spot these characteristics?
 

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Pandamonia said:
Also do you see any dunner characteristics
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Yes, on the sides of the back.

If one of it's parents is a dunner does not mean all hatchluings will carry the dunner gene, about 50% will be dunners. I don't see your dragon as being a dunner.

Nice beardie though.
 
She looks like a hypo dunner. She doesnt have the tail stripes, but not every dunner does. She does have the "spot" pattern going down her sides, and her scales on the belly look irregular, like they are "swirling".
 
Thanks! Also his beard scales go in an opposite direction I've never had a beardie where I had to stroke him from neck to mouth.
 
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