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    Lizard mutation list

    Hi all, Before I finalise my book I am trying to make sure I have included all knowm mutations of Australian lizards held in Australia. Would those in the know be kind enough to compile a list of any mutation that you know of, established or not (if you could indicate though if its just a single animal). I don't need names or locales or pics -just a list to work from so I can check off what I may have missed.

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    Hi dan, I was just wondering how best the members could assist with this request and thought maybe if you wanted to post up the list that you have so far it would be easier for people to add anything that they know of that you've missed. does that sound reasonable to you?
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    Think goaty's 'Australian Smoothy' beardies that have just hatched should get a mention

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    Off the top of my head -
    levis - hypo, leucistic
    amyae - hypo
    thicktail - hypo, hypermelanistic
    castelnaui - hypo
    tryoni - amelanistic
    platurus - albino
    sheoaks - hypermelanistic
    tree skink - albino
    eastern bluetongue - albino, hypermel
    Blotchy - hypermelanistic, albino
    shingleback - albino
    hosmers - albino
    water dragon - albino, hypermelanistic
    beardeds - silkback, leatherback, albino (western), leucistic (barbata)
    water monitor - blue
    lacie - Bells, hypermelanistic, hypomelanistic

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    Does patternlessness in pink tongues count as a mutation or just a colour variation?
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    Dan can you tell us about your book? Even start a new thread if you don't think this thread is the place for it?
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    Gordo- I like it like that

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    eastern bluetongue - albino, hypermel

    I have 1 that i would call hypo as there is no black on her at all Tried breeding her last year with no luck , so i have lent her to a more experienced breeder to try and mate her this year and its looking good so far , fingures crossed .
    ( pictures have been posted on here before )


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    Quote Originally Posted by waruikazi View Post
    Dan can you tell us about your book? Even start a new thread if you don't think this thread is the place for it?
    Its had many mentions over the last eight years I've been slogging away at it - will be out soon (next few months) - There's actually 5 books by me - the bible (covering all Australian lizards) and then 4 companion books (covering the most common species kept). There will also be an elapid, python, frog and turtle text (by other authors) at the same time.

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    Central Bearded dragons - hypomelanistic

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    pygme beardeds?
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    paternless blotched bluetongue! not many know but i do

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    Thought of more:
    Northern bluetongue - white
    Shingleback - Hypermelanistic?
    Levis - Hypermelanistic, Albino (I dont think theres one in Australia though)

    Also arent there hypomelanistic marmorata?
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    frillies??? nt, qld ect ect
    wanted : better job to support the reptile habit... swear they should be classed as drugs. they are so addictive

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    Quote Originally Posted by nagini-baby View Post
    frillies??? nt, qld ect ect
    Pretty sure they dont count as theyre not mutations, just localities.
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