Trans Morph

Description:

Trans morphs are known for their translucent skin, giving them a striking appearance where underlying bones and patterns may be faintly visible. This unique feature makes them a fascinating and popular choice among reptile enthusiasts.

Genetics:

The Trans morph is a recessive gene morph, requiring both parents to carry and pass on the gene for offspring to visually express the trait. It is often combined with other morphs like Hypo or Zero to create stunning combinations.

Special Requirements:

• Standard bearded dragon care applies, with extra attention to UVB exposure due to their delicate skin.
• Ensure proper humidity and temperature control to maintain skin health.
• Careful monitoring during shedding is necessary as translucent skin can be more sensitive.

Care Information:

• Provide high-output T5 UVB lighting (10–12%) covering most of the enclosure.
• Basking temperatures should be maintained between 38–42°C for adults and 40–45°C for babies.
• Diet should include leafy greens, vegetables, and live insects dusted with calcium and vitamins.
• Supplement calcium and vitamins as per age, avoiding over-supplementation.