AS OF 23/03/2020 PLEASE NOTE:
Hi all, due to the current uncertain conditions, and after much consideration, we have decided to temporarily suspend all our Bearded Dragon breeding activities until further notice. We would like to apologise to all those who have been asking about our new dragons this year but, having listened to the advice from Government and scientific advisers about the restriction of non-essential travel, social distancing, together with the postponement or cancellation of various reptile shows, and the fact that more severe restrictions are likely to be announced over the coming weeks, we feel the most responsible thing for us to do at this time is to put our Bearded Dragon breeding on hold until further notice. Whilst our activities may seem trivial, anything which generates unnecessary travel and social contact all adds up to increase the risks which is what we want to avoid.
We are not packing up. We do still have a very limited number of adults and hold backs from last year available that we were planning to include at some of this years’ reptile shows. We will share more details of these over the coming weeks, but availability will be determined by any prevailing travel restrictions etc.
We feel this is the most responsible action for us to take during these uncertain times. Hopefully it won’t be too long before it’s back to business as usual.
Stay safe
Hi all, due to the current uncertain conditions, and after much consideration, we have decided to temporarily suspend all our Bearded Dragon breeding activities until further notice. We would like to apologise to all those who have been asking about our new dragons this year but, having listened to the advice from Government and scientific advisers about the restriction of non-essential travel, social distancing, together with the postponement or cancellation of various reptile shows, and the fact that more severe restrictions are likely to be announced over the coming weeks, we feel the most responsible thing for us to do at this time is to put our Bearded Dragon breeding on hold until further notice. Whilst our activities may seem trivial, anything which generates unnecessary travel and social contact all adds up to increase the risks which is what we want to avoid.
We are not packing up. We do still have a very limited number of adults and hold backs from last year available that we were planning to include at some of this years’ reptile shows. We will share more details of these over the coming weeks, but availability will be determined by any prevailing travel restrictions etc.
We feel this is the most responsible action for us to take during these uncertain times. Hopefully it won’t be too long before it’s back to business as usual.
Stay safe
About Fen Dragons And More
Based in March, Cambridgeshire, I am a hobbyist / breeder of high end Bearded Dragon morphs. Using Dragons sourced from across the UK and Europe, as well as my own home bred hold backs, my aim is to produce the best quality baby Dragons. I also have a small collection of other reptiles, some of which I also breed.
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All my reptiles live in a secure, purpose built, fully insulated and temperature controlled room.
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Food for the Dragons consists of fresh vegetables daily, as well as live food that includes Crickets, Mealworms, supplemented with Dubia and Turkistan Roaches from my own breeding colonies.
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Please note
As breeders we have a responsibility to be aware of the impact that long term captive breeding is having. Changes to the genetic characteristics of an animal affect not just their physical appearance, but also their natural and emotional behaviours (this is a proven phenotypical change sometimes known as "unintentional selection", and often referred to as "nature versus nurture"). Some of my Bearded Dragons are housed in environments and habitats that differ from what is considered the accepted norm by some owners. As a responsible breeder, this is deliberate and is to better understand the behavioural changes that are taking place, and is continually monitored and adapted to ensure the safety and well being of my dragons. This works for me and all my dragons are content, showing no signs of stress, however I cannot guarantee that similar arrangements will work for others. Ultimately it is the responsibility of an owner to ensure that ANY animal in their care is kept in a safe, secure and suitable environment.
As breeders we have a responsibility to be aware of the impact that long term captive breeding is having. Changes to the genetic characteristics of an animal affect not just their physical appearance, but also their natural and emotional behaviours (this is a proven phenotypical change sometimes known as "unintentional selection", and often referred to as "nature versus nurture"). Some of my Bearded Dragons are housed in environments and habitats that differ from what is considered the accepted norm by some owners. As a responsible breeder, this is deliberate and is to better understand the behavioural changes that are taking place, and is continually monitored and adapted to ensure the safety and well being of my dragons. This works for me and all my dragons are content, showing no signs of stress, however I cannot guarantee that similar arrangements will work for others. Ultimately it is the responsibility of an owner to ensure that ANY animal in their care is kept in a safe, secure and suitable environment.
My Bearded Dragon Morphs
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My collection of Bearded Dragons have been selected from breeders across Europe, together with hold backs from my own projects.
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For many years I have been successfully breeding a range of Bearded Dragon morphs which include:
Red / citrus hypo het translucent normal scale and leatherbacks, displaying the clear nail hypomelanistic trait. Red/ citrus hypo visual translucent normal scale and leatherbacks, displaying both the clear nail hypomelanistic trait and the all black eye trait for translucence. 
I also have some more unusual morphs including zeros, witbits, genetic stripes and dunners that are gradually being added to my existing bloodlines.
I confirm all genetics in my breeding dragons through visual markers or by ‘proving out’ through my own breeding projects. This is particularly important for het disorders that do not display visually.
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During 2013 I successfully hatched my first red / citrus hypo het translucent and visual translucent silkbacks, showing the clear nail and all black eye traits. These unusual and rare morphs require a higher level of care and attention than normal scale or leatherbacks, and are only available in very limited numbers.
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Recent News (regular updates posted on my Facebook page, )
08/12/19
The last of our dragons available this year now on 'Dragons For Sale' page, including one only gorgeous 100% het witbits.
(Please note that courier service will not be resuming until after Christmas)
The last of our dragons available this year now on 'Dragons For Sale' page, including one only gorgeous 100% het witbits.
(Please note that courier service will not be resuming until after Christmas)
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29/09/2019
Some new baby dragons just added to 'Dragons For Sale' for sale, hatched over the summer these are by Scarlett and Oscar, details of the parents can be seen on 'Our Dragons' page. we have a few more that will be added when they come out of shed.
Some new baby dragons just added to 'Dragons For Sale' for sale, hatched over the summer these are by Scarlett and Oscar, details of the parents can be seen on 'Our Dragons' page. we have a few more that will be added when they come out of shed.
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29/06/2019
All our currently available Dragons have now been uploaded with details to our 'Dragons For Sale' page. please contact me if you would like further information on any of these Dragons.
All our currently available Dragons have now been uploaded with details to our 'Dragons For Sale' page. please contact me if you would like further information on any of these Dragons.
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27/01/2019
Our first clutch of Genetic Stripe X Dunners are shedding out better and better. Some of these are also hypo translucent (clear nails, black eyes) and should be available in a few weeks.
Our first clutch of Genetic Stripe X Dunners are shedding out better and better. Some of these are also hypo translucent (clear nails, black eyes) and should be available in a few weeks.
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28/11/2018
Latest clutch of reds now available for sale. Father is Oscar, a fire tiger hypo het translucent normal scale, mother is Scarlett, a high red het hypo translucent leatherback. See 'DRAGONS FOR SALE' page for details.
Latest clutch of reds now available for sale. Father is Oscar, a fire tiger hypo het translucent normal scale, mother is Scarlett, a high red het hypo translucent leatherback. See 'DRAGONS FOR SALE' page for details.
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26/11/2018
Another new bloodline we are developing alongside our Zeros, and available from early 2019, these guys are Genetic Stripe X Dunners, with some also Hypo Translucent (clear nail, black eyes).
Another new bloodline we are developing alongside our Zeros, and available from early 2019, these guys are Genetic Stripe X Dunners, with some also Hypo Translucent (clear nail, black eyes).
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06/10/2018
Very excited about these latest arrivals, the first clutch from our zero's, including hypo zeros and hypo het zeros. Should be interesting to see how these little guys change over the coming months
Very excited about these latest arrivals, the first clutch from our zero's, including hypo zeros and hypo het zeros. Should be interesting to see how these little guys change over the coming months
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25/09/2018
Another fantastic weekend at Doncaster IHS show over. Great to meet and chat so many enthusiastic people, and as a bonus Scarlett and Oscar's latest clutch decided it was the perfect weekend for them to start hatching. This pairs babies are always something special.
Another fantastic weekend at Doncaster IHS show over. Great to meet and chat so many enthusiastic people, and as a bonus Scarlett and Oscar's latest clutch decided it was the perfect weekend for them to start hatching. This pairs babies are always something special.
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26/08/2018
Please note, due to some changes over the last 12 months we are currently updating this site with new photographs of our current reptile collection, and will also be including pictures of all our reptiles for sale.
Please note, due to some changes over the last 12 months we are currently updating this site with new photographs of our current reptile collection, and will also be including pictures of all our reptiles for sale.
Bearded Dragon Morphs and traits include;
- Leatherback and normal scale
- Hypos and Het Hypos
- Translucents and Het Translucents
- High Reds, Fires
- Citrus
- Blue Bars
- Tiger stripes
- Dunners
- Genetic Stripes
- Zeros and Het Zeros
- Witblits and Het Witblits
- Leatherback and normal scale
- Hypos and Het Hypos
- Translucents and Het Translucents
- High Reds, Fires
- Citrus
- Blue Bars
- Tiger stripes
- Dunners
- Genetic Stripes
- Zeros and Het Zeros
- Witblits and Het Witblits
Other Reptiles include;
Royal Pythons (Blue Eyed Leucistic, Champagne)
Sunglow Dwarf Boa
Madagascan Green Day Geckos
Giant (Leachie) Gecko
Crested Geckos (Breeding Group)
Gargoyle Geckos (Breeding Group)
Ground Geckos (Breeding Group)
Barking Geckos
Northern Blue Tongue Skink
Oman Desert Lacertas (Breeding Group)
Royal Pythons (Blue Eyed Leucistic, Champagne)
Sunglow Dwarf Boa
Madagascan Green Day Geckos
Giant (Leachie) Gecko
Crested Geckos (Breeding Group)
Gargoyle Geckos (Breeding Group)
Ground Geckos (Breeding Group)
Barking Geckos
Northern Blue Tongue Skink
Oman Desert Lacertas (Breeding Group)
Please note, all the photographs and text on this site were taken/written by and belong to Fen Dragons And More. As such they cannot be copied or distributed, in part or whole, without the owners permission (Copyright, Design and Patents Act 1988).