Standard / Normal Bearded Dragon
Tan, sandy brown, or reddish-brown body colouration with the classic spiny "beard" and rounded body — the natural colouration found across the arid interior of central Australia. The base from which every other morph and colour line is developed.
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The Hypomelanistic (Hypo) is a common bearded dragon morph with recessive genetics. Reduced dark pigment production gives a brighter, more pastel overall colour with pale or clear nails (versus black nails on a normal dragon) — nail colour is actually one of the easiest visual tells for this trait..
The Translucent (Trans) is a uncommon bearded dragon morph with recessive genetics. Thinner, slightly see-through skin, most noticeable on the belly, and often solid black "spaceship" eyes with no visible iris pattern in hatchlings.
The Leatherback is a common bearded dragon morph with co-dominant genetics. Reduced, smoother scalation with a noticeably softer, less spiky texture than a standard dragon, while retaining a normal (non-spiky) head.
The Silkback is a rare bearded dragon morph with co-dominant (homozygous leatherback) genetics. The homozygous leatherback combination, producing a dragon with essentially no scales at all — smooth, bare skin.
The Dunner is a uncommon bearded dragon morph with recessive genetics. An unusual mutation affecting scale arrangement, producing irregular, non-symmetrical patterning, a rounder head shape, and often a curved or twisted spine appearance along the back that is cosmetic rather than a structural issue..
The Witblits is a rare bearded dragon morph with recessive genetics. A near-patternless morph originating in South Africa, producing an almost uniformly pale, faded body colour with minimal to no visible pattern..