Translucent Bearded Dragons

Originating from European stock, these animals have provided the genetics for some of the more interesting morphs of the 21st century. We coined the term “translucents” for these animals due to their nearly see-through appearance. Juveniles and some adults are semi-transparent, and in some the hemipenes are visible through the skin. Ghostly in appearance, these dragons lack white pigment and many have jet black or dark blue eyes. Adults of this morph also seem to be extraordinarily large; representing some of the larger individuals in our entire dragon collection. Although most are ashy gray or muted white in color, some are exhibiting pronounced color variances such as purple and vivid orange. Upon a translucent background these colors are even more intense.