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What color is my beardie?

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Was wondering if anyone here could give me some insight on what color morph my new beardie(if any at all). Only asking because we noticed he wasn’t the same “standard” color as the rest of the beardie’s we saw. Thanks in advance!
 

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DISCLAIMER: The current doom, gloom and insanity of the world, combined with the statuatory quarantine is messing with my head. The first thing I thought of when I saw your post was that State Farm Insurance commercial that I see endlessly. "What are you wearing, dragon from NM?" " Uh, khaki.."

Welcome to Fauna. I am by no means an expert, but have kept and casually raised dragons for a while. That little guy/girl has a really nice pattern, but maybe "standard". Nothing wrong with that! I have a couple old "standard" dragons now retired in their teens still full of personality and great pets. Enjoy your new pet. :)
 
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