Description
This is a Red Hypo Translucent Bearded Dragon baby female, part number 82423-02, with a minor nip on the tail. It’s for the keeper looking for a unique, visually striking morph with proven genetics. The hypo and translucent traits combine for a clean, vibrant appearance with reduced scaling and often darker eyes. This animal has been on our shelves since Q4 2025 with a low return rate, indicating customers consistently receive a healthy, quality dragon that matches our description.
Stand-Out Features
- Red Hypo Translucent Morph: This combination produces a dragon with vibrant red coloration, reduced black spotting (hypomelanistic), and translucent scales that can give a slightly “glassy” appearance, especially in hatchlings.
- Confirmed Female: Sexed as a female by our experienced staff. This is a key detail for breeders or those planning a specific colony dynamic.
- Minor Nip Tail: The tail has a small, healed nip. This is a cosmetic flaw from hatchling interactions and does not affect the animal’s health, mobility, or quality of life.
- Proven Health & Hardiness: We’ve had zero warranty claims on this specific product line in over a year of sales, speaking to the robust health and resilience of these animals.
- Ideal Project Starter: A female of this morph is a solid foundation animal for breeding projects aiming to produce red and translucent offspring.
Technical Data
| Species | Pogona vitticeps |
| Morph | Red Hypo Translucent |
| Sex | Female |
| Age Class | Baby / Juvenile |
| Condition Note | *Nip Tail (cosmetic) |
| Weight (measured) | 5.0 oz |
| Part Number | 82423-02 |
Your Questions Answered
Will the translucent trait and red color stay this vivid as she grows?
The translucent scale effect is most pronounced in babies and often softens with age, though the underlying “glassy” quality can remain. The red coloration is genetic and will persist, though its intensity can be influenced by temperature, health, and breeding cycles. A proper diet and UVB lighting will help maintain vibrant colors.
Does the nip tail require any special care or pose a health risk?
No. The nip is fully healed and is strictly cosmetic. It occurred during the hatchling stage and has since calloused over. It requires no special treatment and will not become infected or cause issues. The tail functions normally.
What is the genetic makeup of the “Hypo Translucent” morph?
“Hypo” refers to hypomelanistic, meaning reduced black pigment, resulting in cleaner, brighter colors. “Translucent” means the scales have a somewhat clear quality, often showing darker eyes in babies as the pupil is more visible. These are both recessive genetic traits. Breeding this female to a male carrying the same recessive genes will produce visual hypo translucent offspring.
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