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For Sale Large Citrus and Red Bearded Dragon Babies

Nmohrbacher

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Christmas is right around the corner! Get one (or more!) of these beauties before they are gone! Currently, 7 are available for sale.

Born during the first week of November 2015, these bearded dragons belong to 688g citrus morph, Lucy, and 466g red morph, Louie -- both of whom are approximately 20-21" long. The parents are said to carry the German Giant gene -- take that for what it is worth. They are both pretty large dragons.

Each baby has shed 1-2 times and their colors are starting to come in (it's hard to tell in the pictures)! Based on their ear markings, we are expecting mainly red heads :D. They are currently feeding on crickets, dubias, waxworms, and mixed greens. They are hearty eaters and are expected to be large with continued good care.

At 6 weeks of age, our largest baby weighs about 15g (the one on the $20 bill) and the smallest weighs about 8g. They are selling between $100-$200 OBO, plus $45 shipping. Please email me with serious inquiries: [email protected].

Thanks for looking!
 

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German giant bloodlines have been bred out. They do not exist anymore. Currently there are a few breeders working on bringing them back through the pogona barbata. Large dragons do exist and are not completely uncommon. A true German giant pairing would yield all German giant offspring. Just a FYI.
 
Thanks for your input. We were told that both of the parents carry the German Giant gene. I've updated the listing to better accommodate this controversial topic. Thanks for stopping by!
 
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