All About Beardeds

- (M) Translucent Leatherback Het. Hypomelanism.: This dragon is a grey translucent, and produces the tiger babies. With white speckling on a grey background, this dragon is sure to produce some exciting bearded dragon hatch-lings.
- (F) Cawley X Cawley/RHR (Short Body) : This female is a direct descendant to one of my best female Cawleys'. Short in length but really stout, the hatch-ling bearded dragons of these females are always strong and colorful. This cross produces really physically impressive beardeds, that hold awesome color, both normal and hypo. $65-$150
- (F) Cawley X Blood (Pink) : One of my cawley/blood cross females, this bearded dragon is carrying some of her fathers coloring, and gets a pink color when she is warm. This cross produces tiger bloods, and tiger blood leathers. $65-$125
- (F) Cawley X Cawley/RHR (Sandfire) : This is one of my cawley females from my very successful 2009 cross. This bearded dragon is the reddest cawley I've ever produced. I crossed her in to my belgiumblood last year, this year I want to see what kind of leathers she will produce! I am sure they will be on fire! $75-$225

- (M) BelgiumBlood/Cawley/Sandfire : My reddest bearded dragon, this male is totally saturated from head to tail. Pattern-less and a deep fiery red, this male is a super breeder. This bearded dragon is a direct descendant of the European bloods. I am crossing him in to four females this year.

- (F) Cawley X Blood (super red) : The reddest blood I've produced, this cross is all about redness. I produced 150 last year, and they were all awesome bearded dragons. I am looking forward to getting deeper in to this bloodline. Deeply saturated dark red bearded dragons. $85-$250

- (F) Cawley X Cawley/RHR (true cawley) : Second year with this cross, these are really fiery dragons. The combination of belgiumblood and cawley in these bearded dragons, produces a wide variety of red/orange beardeds. This is one of my show stopper crosses, these bearded dragons exhibit really striking lavender bars against a red/orange back ground. $65 - $200

- (F) Crimson : This is my west coast red. I purchased this female from rainbow in 2009. I crossed her in to my cawley last year, and the results were awesome! I have decided to explore the various red genes, and this is one of my experiments. By changing her mate, i can learn more about the lines that she is carrying. This should be a very exciting cross! $75-$?

- (F) HypoItalian Leatherback het. Translucent : One of my pastel leathers, this female is a new addition to my bloodlines this year. I produced her in 2010, and I am looking to produce some colorful leatherbacks. These bearded dragons should be very red double hets. $100 - $250

- (M) RedHypoRed (high yellow) : One of my O.G.G. crosses, this male is a soft yellow bearded dragon with an almost pure lavender back. The belly of this bearded has yellow spotting, and physically he is an ideal specimen.

- (F) Cawley X Cawley/RHR : Another one of my cawley females, this is a more orange version of the bloodline. This bearded dragon has a very mild disposition, and the hatch-ling bearded dragons are a variety of citrus tigers and hypo cawleys. This cross is my citrus line. $65 - $150

- (F) Yellow Italian Import X Cawley x Cawley/RHR (high gold) : This is a yellow/gold bearded dragon. Her father was an awesome yellow Italian import, that carried the original European translucent bloodline. This males father was one of the first leatherbacks Dachiu produced. I haven't explored her bloodline to deeply, this year we will get more in to it. These are very yellow/gold bearded dragons. $50 - $85

- (M) Cawley X Cawley/RHR : This is my only cawley male breeder. He is an orange bearded dragon, with a huge head and body. Cawleys' are very varied in color, and this male is a typical version of the line. With a spectrum of orange, yellow, red, and lavender, these bearded dragons are always a conglomeration of color and size.
- (F) RedHypoRed X Cawley x Cawley/RHR : This one of my citrus tiger babies. This female bearded dragon is more red/orange than most typical citrus lines, but I am exploring the cross back in to the cawleys'. Cawleys' have so many different bloodlines crossed in them, that I use them to diagnose dragons lineage. This cross is more of an experiment in coloration than anything else. $50 - $75
- (F) Translucent Italian Leatherback het. Hypo. (red translucent) : I am really trying to produce some saturated red leatherbacks. This cross is an effort to do just that. The female bearded dragon is one of my hypoptrans cross babies, and she is an awesome specimen! I hope that this male can combine with her to produce some fire, and they will be 100% het. translucent. $85-$250

- (M) HypoTrans (Blue Eye father) : This is just an awesome bearded dragon. The translucent gene is a Dachiu line, and this male is rubbery and huge! This is my third year breeding this dragon, and last year he produced a blue eye baby, and 3 with blue eye flecks. I am excited about exploring his genetics further.
- (F) Double Het. Italian Leatherback (blue eye mother) : This is one of my original Italian leatherbacks. Last year, this cross produced a blue eye dragon. I haven't tried to prove the gene out, and it's appearance was an anomaly. I get hypotranslucents, hypotranslucent leatherbacks, double hets., hypoleathers, translucent leathers, etc... this is a great cross and I am sure, this year these two bearded dragons will produce something exciting. This is a Josh D. bloodline. $75-$350
- (F) Cawley X Cawley/RHR (typical cawley) : I have produced some of my prettiest bearded dragons from this cross. I get a variety of colors and the dominant color is lavender. These two bearded dragons are massive, and the hatch-lings should be very large beardeds. I am working on a blue line that is a direct result of these hatch-lings. $65-$150
- (F) Cawley X Cawley/RHR (white cawley) : This female is almost pure white and pattern less. Considering she is a cawley, that is highly unusual, and I have produced a probable Dunner, and anerythristic bearded dragon from this female. I hope that by crossing her in to my hypotranslucent, I can explore her unique genetic qualities! The jury is out on this cross! $?-$?

This is a representation of some of the bloodlines that we will be working with in the upcoming year at All About Beardeds. Last year proved to be my best year to date, and I am constantly working towards improving the bearded dragon industry. My passion for these reptiles is unbounded, and the future for this industry is exciting! I look forward to seeing all of you again this year on the show circuit, as we will be traveling even more. Enjoy your bearded dragons, and feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.

Sincerely,
Rob