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Thread: Morphs???

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    Sometimes It Hurts... PitOnTheProwl's Avatar
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    Morphs???

    Is there a site that has a description of what traits a morph should have?
    I think someone mentioned a book but there are so many new designers coming out and I am having a problem telling some apart
    I love WOBP and they have great pics on most of the morphs but no description of traits to look for. I know they can vary a great amount but there should still be some type of markers to make it easier for us.

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    I have Designer Morphs vol. 2 by John Berry for my morph reference book. http://www.bigreptileworld.com/desig...s-2010-1-p.asp
    However, it isn't great for describing the individual characteristics of the morphs. But it is by the far the most comprehensive book on BP morphs that I know of currently(until NERD's morph book drop in a few years).
    Last edited by Adam Chandler; 04-01-2011 at 08:00 AM. Reason: grammar
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