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Hi
i wanna have some info about care of a collared lizard.
thx
byeeeee

Hi B22, long time no talky, hehehehee ! I used to be on the Beardie forum (Eve) hope your doing fine

I have a FAQ/ Frequently Asked Question page on my site and up top there are a couple more sites of interest on collareds, Will Wells site, and a few of our buddies from Holland as well.

I will link ya , hope they help, any question feel free to Holler
Collared Care/ FAQ

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Eve's choices for care sheets pretty much covers everything you need

Alissa

Hi
becuase my background is beardies am curoius if in collards also morf excisting??
like albino?hypo?
and what type is realy colorful???
thx
byeeeeeee

Hi
i saw witte herder asked about a aqauflame.
can some one show me a pic??
thx
bnyeeeee

www.dragoncave.nl

This is my KONG, he's a wonderful example of an aquaflame. He's a bigger than usual guy, extremely colorful, and just an awesome dude,
Aquaflames are just C. collaris but have been given that name for their bright blues and yellow/ orange dewlap, and for the locale they come from, which is Oklahoma USA

To answer your question about morphs, there are not really morphs, their are some HYBRIDS, I have a C, bicinctores (desert collared female) who mated with my C. vestigium (Baja collared) male. This hatchling will be a Hybrid (combination of the 2 different species.

Some collareds from one region that are one color or type can and sometimes DO breed with another from a different locale, causing different color /pattern combinations.
Thats whats so facinating about collareds the color/pattern combinations seem endless

KONG, male aquaflame

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Very beautiful, glad to see your still into the dragons!
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Hi
the picture i showed that lady have layed 15 hypomelanistic eggs .
and can hatch round 18 june then its 60 days incubation time.
so am now already so nervous as a trebling flowerheheh
yes beardies stil atracts me allot ,but i always liked the collards to the seem to be little bit more active as beardies .
i think i am atracted to the triangle shaped of the head like kermit the frog
thx for shwing pic.
i can buy maybe some collard they r green but wil turn blue under ultraviollet light.
they r just out wintersleep and r wildcatch.
that guy told me i can buy vew from him .
is that good wildcatch nice for freshblood line???
byeeeeeeee

Wow! That's a really good picture of Kong, Eve. He is brilliant.

élan
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3.6.0 Collareds
1.2.0 Leopard Lizards
1.0.0 Mali Uromastix
1.2.0 Green Anole
1.0.0 Chinese Dwarf Newt
1.0.0 White's Treefrog
1.0.0 Fire bellied toad
Lotsa Felines
1.3.0 Canines
1.0.0 Equine

:O)

he's a SCRAWNY LITTLE THING, hahahahhaaa,

You deserved that Johneee
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Here is a picture of my female C. collaris. She is a morph