While these are the same species as Argentine B&W tegus, I never see them listed in your siggy as being a black nose, and while that is understandable to an extent, is this due to the issues the extreme giants had with it's naming?
so where are the boundaries on this subject?
I've noticed that these don't appear to be very common, when compared to Argentine black and white normals, or even the white heads, so I can only assume that this is a new morph? With that being said does anyone have any pictures of theirs full grown, or just what can be found on Varnyards website?
While the pictures he has on their are amazing, I'm surprised that a google search will not provide plenty more pictures of these.
Is this even considered a morph?
If so, what is the genetic markup classified as? (Did I even word that right?) I am pretty much asking if they would be considered dom..ect.
Anything else you can tell me about the morph, as far as whom started this line, when they were started.
This must sound quite stalkerish at the moment, but I love their minor resembelnce to Pandas
so where are the boundaries on this subject?
I've noticed that these don't appear to be very common, when compared to Argentine black and white normals, or even the white heads, so I can only assume that this is a new morph? With that being said does anyone have any pictures of theirs full grown, or just what can be found on Varnyards website?
While the pictures he has on their are amazing, I'm surprised that a google search will not provide plenty more pictures of these.
Is this even considered a morph?
If so, what is the genetic markup classified as? (Did I even word that right?) I am pretty much asking if they would be considered dom..ect.
Anything else you can tell me about the morph, as far as whom started this line, when they were started.
This must sound quite stalkerish at the moment, but I love their minor resembelnce to Pandas