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Sorry for the bad pic. I took a bunch of photos and they all turned out blurry. Thanks, Josh

man, im just waiting for the day you produce a clear dragon, not translucent, but just straight up CLEAR. LOL

ive been around reptiles for awhile, especially dragons, done alot of research and all but never done much on the pied. what are they, what characteristics do they have?
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Judson
Beach Beardies

0.1. bearded dragon
1.1. Sugar Gliders
0.2. Felines *queen athena and missy*

Then we could use jellyfish DNA and make them glow, lol.
I'm not sure if these are true pieds or not, genetic, etc. I'll have to breed this little guy to one of the other double hets to find out if it can be passed on. Usually trans will lose white but it never stays on them in blotches since birth. It never changes shape, shrinks, grows, changes color, etc. The white is pure white, no pattern, almost like the dragon got dabbed with white out. Pied ball pythons are a prime example. Thanks, Josh

http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Piebald

find Olivier Réchauchère.

wow is that bunny real lol

i had a male that had pied like blotches on tail and a white front foot i didnt notice it as a juvi so i didnt pay it much mind and was more almond white than pure white,anyone seen this before? Chris

This one is the other male when he was a baby. He never lost these blotches even as an adult. Josh