Zero Morph

Description:

Zero bearded dragons are famous for their completely patternless, ghost-like appearance. Unlike other morphs, they have no traditional stripes, bars, or side patterns, often showing silvery-white to pale lavender tones. This clean look makes them highly prized among breeders and collectors.

Genetics:

Zero is a simple recessive gene morph, meaning both parents must carry and pass on the gene for offspring to display the patternless trait.

• Visual Zero = inherits gene from both parents
• Het Zero = carrier without visible traits
• Breeding two het zeros yields 25% visual zeros

Special Requirements:

• Like other bearded dragons, they need proper UVB lighting and basking temperature.
• Monitor skin during shedding as the pale colour can make issues more visible.
• Avoid repeated breeding of visual zeros to maintain genetic health.

Care Information:

• Provide high-output T5 UVB lighting (10–12%) covering most of the enclosure.
• Maintain basking temperatures of 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 4–5 times per week for juveniles, less frequently for adults.