Blue Phase?

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I do understand what you're saying, but I disagree. I see a difference. One of my blues doesn't look much like a blue, but I still see a difference sometimes. I usually don't see much of a difference between the colorations of bearded dragons, but they exist.

After seeing pictures of whites and in stores, there does seem to be 2 distinct colors (at their most vibrant) of whites. The greenish ones and the bluishgreen ones. I also don't believe there is a mutation involved as I have yet to see a different color or a combination of the two. Of course when they are darker shades throughout the day, I see grey, purpleish, red, brown, dark blue, etc...

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I'm not sure if I think it's a mutation. Are the two colours from different places, or the same place? Is it more like recessive and dominant traits? There is a variety of colours that both will show, but there's still the frogs that get to that blue-ish green, like you said.

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I'm not sure if I think it's a mutation. Are the two colours from different places, or the same place? Is it more like recessive and dominant traits? There is a variety of colours that both will show, but there's still the frogs that get to that blue-ish green, like you said.

From what I've read "blue phase whites" are morphs created by selective breeding... from what most people say, it's a ploy to charge extra money for them. Dumper wasn't labeled as a blue phase, but as an Australian White's Tree Frog. Jade was labeled as an Indonesian White's Tree Frog. They had them in separate enclosers and charged extra for the aussie variety. I have another one (scooter) who was labeled as a "blue phase" and I paid the most for him. He is always dark colored so I can't tell what he really looks like at his brightest. Someday I will put them all together to see if there is a range from bluish to greenish.