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I know this is probably a dumb question but i am getting real confused about it. What are all these different names of geckos and bearded dragons? super hypo, het for patternless,yellow citrus x normal and all the various others that I have seend. Can anyone shed some light on this for me. Thanks Tori
 
They are names describing a morph or phase. These are traits (usually having to do with appearence) that are genetic or someway traceable to the parents (ie breeding two similiar colored dragons will usually produce a baby of nearly the same color, though I don't believe it is as clearly defined as some of the genetic morphs in geckos).

Some of these terms are discriptive (ie hypo = hypomelanistic, patternless = without a defined pattern) while some are more of a marketing tool (citrus, sunburst, etc).

The "X" defines cross breeding two traits. So hypo X red dragon would be the breeding of a hypomelanistic male to a red phase female.

Hope this helps muddy the water ;)
 
Thank You!!!!

dwedeking thank you so much, that helped me out a whole lot now I think I understand a lot better than before, I am wanting to get into breeding geckos and bearded dragons and was just a little more than confused about the different morphs and names that were being used again much thanks.
Tori Hill
 
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