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Looking for a particular color

Bezzerra Jun 11, 2003 11:52 AM

I am new to beardies and am looking for a white dragon (snow)that has a bit of lavender and orange on its back. Is this color possible and if so, what is the cross I should be looking for?

I have found some cute red x hypo/snow babies that look good but it's not exactly what I'm looking for as far as color. Am I being too picky? Is it too hard to tell what they'll look like when they get older?

Thanks!

Replies (5)

reiko Jun 11, 2003 12:03 PM

http://www.dragonsdenherp.com/htm2/dragons.htm

he has some nice dragons, no guarantee what they will look like when they are older if you buy a baby, so if you are very picky on color might want to look for adult or at least sub adult to give you a better idea of color. I saw some of his snows the other day and they are just beautiful, the cutest lil things you could imagine all piled up on one another.. too cute and as young as they were they were already very pale some very white with some pastels in them.

reiko Jun 11, 2003 12:07 PM

try that link also, its a link to LLL reptile, they sell some of DD's babies, keep in mind color changes with age.
Link

Bezzerra Jun 11, 2003 12:45 PM

There are so many to choose from!!!!!

Mattman Jun 11, 2003 01:37 PM

I posted a pic of mine yesterday. Check it out. It is a very light colored dragon with shades of orange, and pink. He also has the lavender pattern, Very nice. Sandfire Dragon Ranch sells them. A lot of them come with full clear nails.

hypobeardies Jun 11, 2003 09:26 PM

I have some babies from this girl due soon...if you're interested?

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