Bring home the absolute pinnacle of selective breeding artistry with a Hypo Citrus Tiger Blue Bar Bearded Dragon (Pogona vitticeps). This breathtaking multi-morph combines four distinct genetic traits into one magnificent animal: Hypo (reducing dark melanin to create vibrant, clean colors and clear fingernails), Citrus (radiant, glowing yellow base pigments), Tiger (sleek, unbroken narrow striping down the back), and Blue Bar (brilliant electric turquoise or blue lateral bands along the flanks). Backed by the famously gentle, curious, and people-loving personality that makes bearded dragons the world’s most popular pet lizard, this extraordinary dragon offers an unmatched blend of living art and an interactive companion.

Key Features & Care Requirements

• Breathtaking Multi-Morph Aesthetics: Glowing citrus-yellow body tones, clean hypo-pigmented clear nails, striking tiger back stripes, and high-contrast electric blue lateral bars.

• Legendary Docile Temperament: Inherits the calm, people-loving personality and active daytime disposition that makes bearded dragons exceptionally rewarding pets.

• Spacious Arid Setup: Requires a spacious horizontal enclosure (minimum 4x2x2 feet for an adult) outfitted with slate tile or clean arid substrate, basking platforms, and secure hiding spots.

• Crucial Lighting & Heat: Demands high-intensity linear UVB lighting (T5 HO) and a warm basking zone ranging from 100°F to 110°F to ensure proper calcium absorption, active digestion, and maximum color radiance.

• Omnivorous Diet: A balanced adult diet consisting of fresh leafy greens, vegetables, and live insects such as crickets, dubia roaches, and black soldier fly larvae, dusted regularly with calcium and multivitamins.

Important Note: Hypo-pigmented morphs feature unique clear nails that require gentle monitoring to ensure they don’t splinter or grow too long on smooth terrarium surfaces. Regular, gentle daily handling from a young age ensures your dragon grows into a confident, tame, and exceptionally friendly adult companion.