Details & Specifications
| Trait | Details |
| Name | Cheddar |
| Gender | Male |
| Species / Morph | Central Bearded Dragon (Pogona vitticeps) / Dunner |
| Age Class | Juvenile / Sub-Adult (7 months) |
| Weight | 73g |
| Diet | Staple greens (collard, mustard, dandelion) and gut-loaded dubia roaches/crickets |
| Health Status | Active, healthy, full tail and toes |
Detailed Description
Cheddar exhibits textbook Dunner genetics, bringing outstanding texture, wild patterning, and strong bone density to the catalog.
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Genetics & Aesthetics: Unlike standard dragons whose scales lay flat toward the tail, Cheddar features the characteristic raised, conical scales that point sideways and upward along his body and beard. His dorsal stripe is broken and non-linear, complemented by disorganized, spot-like lateral patterning resting on a deep, dark earth-tone background.
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Temperament & Care: Weighing 73 grams at 7 months, Cheddar is active, alert, and possesses a robust appetite for fresh leafy greens and live, gut-loaded insects. He thrives in a warm arid setup with high-output UVB lighting, an intense basking spot, and ample space to explore.
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