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This is a hypotransluscent female dragon. This animal has a lot of white, which makes it more look leucistic. I guess if it were patternless, I would be on the right track. Let me know what you think. Thanks Randy for helping me with the photos,
Josh

i honestly couldnt tell you about the morph but i really had to say that she is gorgeous. i love the way she looks blue on her stomach. did you breed her or buy her? sorry, that wasnt much help.
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Hi Josh,

How did you breed her?...is this the result of a double het breeding?
If so, you simply have 2 seperate recessive traits in one dragon (Hypomelanism and trans.) like the snow boa has 2 seperate recesive traits.

This dragons is double homozygous, which is something different as leucism.

If would be something recessive in dragons, then i think it have to be single recessive for a chance of being leucistic in the first place.
The genetic makup makes the leucistic dragon (genotype) not a combined genotype and so a combined fenotype that creates a dragon that has a similar fenotype as a true leucistic would have.

The dragon looks really great but i don't think you're on the right track here Josh.

By the way, please check you email, the 2 ladies have to be at Mark Bell's on the 5th or the 6th of this month, they are going to be shipped to europe on the 7th!!!
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