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leucistic x amelanistic('snow')=???

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Posted by: justinian2120 at Mon Feb 27 16:31:30 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by justinian2120 ]  
   

anyone have experience with this pairing and what it would likely produce?i assume it's one of the three scenarios-regular looking triple hets(for patternless,amel,and leucisitic)....patternless,double hets(for leucistic and amel)...some mixed bag combination of the two aforementioned examples...or ?none of the above?.thanks


   

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