Several different mutations have been discovered by different breeders that alter the physical appearance of dragons. Some examples of these mutations are as follows:
Hypo-Recessive Trait: Decreased or absence of dark melanin in skin.
Translucent-Recessive Trait: Decreased or absence of white pigment in skin.
Recessive Leatherbacks: Reduction in tubercles.
Italian Leatherback-Incomplete dominant trait: Reduction in tubercles and scales. It is the visual heterozygous form of the mutation. The homozygous form is a completely scaleless dragon.
Silkback: Homozygous form of the Italian leatherback, most times completely scaleless, some animals may develop individual scattered scales as adults.
Witblits-Recessive trait: Absence of pattern, colour range from white to brown/beige.
Dunners-Dominant trait: This trait modifies the scalation and pattern of a dragon.
Zero - Recessive trait: The mutation affects the colour of the skin and the eyes of the dragon. This is the newest mutation to the industry
Purple Paradox - Develops Purple patching or turns animal purple after sheds. It does not start like this, develops as the animal ages. It is a very interesting mutation in which not much is known of its heritability.