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Re: Are there diff subspecies of frilleds?

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Posted by Pennebaker on September 23, 2002 at 09:44:53:

In Reply to: Are there diff subspecies of frilleds? posted by iguanalady on September 22, 2002 at 22:01:07:

What are the differences?
If you have juvis-adults, males and females look very different.
Also, there are aussie frilleds and NG frilleds. Aussies tend to be more expensive and larger.
But there is also a wide range of coloration that can develop that differs greatly from animal to animal. No one has really fixed "morphs" yet ( that might be a good thing). There are NT red phase aussies but they are much more pricey and not common. go to www.frilleddragon.com for more info on the reds.
lets see pics!!!
dana

:I have one and just got two more but they look quite different from each other.




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