Zombree93
Hatchling Dragon
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- Louisville, KY
So I brought Varok home on February 17, 2021. I was not told how old she was only that she was a juvenile. This month I’ll have had her for three so that might put her around 5 months? I’ll post a picture of the day I brought her home and the most recent picture to help gauge her size/age.
My question is at what point do I stop feeding insects every day and move into once every other day? Is she still a juvenile around 5 months? Any help would be appreciated. She has grown a lot but March 17th will mark her third month with me.
I was also wondering if anyone could take a stab at her morph? She has clear nails so I suspect hypo is involved but she has a rich orange that suggests a red hypo. However, I have found few results for red hypos. She was sold to me as a red but she’s clearly not a full blown red. The other ones they market under that label range from a little red to blood red markings (not full body red). And then there was her. The other ones marketed under that label don’t have clear nails. If I died without a professional guess as to what she was I’d be alright. I am just curious but I know the only final answer would have to come from the breeder - whom I’ll never be able to ask myself.
Thank you for reading and I’m sorry for the long post. My primary question is the diet change. The morph business is secondary.
My question is at what point do I stop feeding insects every day and move into once every other day? Is she still a juvenile around 5 months? Any help would be appreciated. She has grown a lot but March 17th will mark her third month with me.
I was also wondering if anyone could take a stab at her morph? She has clear nails so I suspect hypo is involved but she has a rich orange that suggests a red hypo. However, I have found few results for red hypos. She was sold to me as a red but she’s clearly not a full blown red. The other ones they market under that label range from a little red to blood red markings (not full body red). And then there was her. The other ones marketed under that label don’t have clear nails. If I died without a professional guess as to what she was I’d be alright. I am just curious but I know the only final answer would have to come from the breeder - whom I’ll never be able to ask myself.
Thank you for reading and I’m sorry for the long post. My primary question is the diet change. The morph business is secondary.