In my opinion on paper yes, in reality no.You don't get a clean genetic split .That's why many times when snakes are crossed the litter is so varied with some looking like the dame and others looking like the sire and the rest looking like a mix. The percentage of genetic traits passed on from ether of the parents to the individual varies. The real answer is 100 % mutt. Ernie Eison
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• question on percentage of "purity" - voodoomagik, Wed Aug 9 14:35:37 2006
• RE: question on percentage of "purity" - maizeysdad, Wed Aug 9 14:44:38 2006
• makes perfect sense... - j_becwar, Wed Aug 9 14:49:19 2006
• RE: question on percentage of "purity" - rainbowsrus, Wed Aug 9 14:52:55 2006
• Thanks, you guys! - voodoomagik, Wed Aug 9 15:19:24 2006
• ...and to really obsess about it... - voodoomagik, Wed Aug 9 15:32:51 2006
• That is how it is done, but... - ChrisGilbert, Wed Aug 9 15:34:27 2006
• Thanks, Chris! - voodoomagik, Wed Aug 9 15:39:09 2006
• I've noticed that too... - ChrisGilbert, Wed Aug 9 18:28:38 2006
• YES, Chris!!!! >>> - voodoomagik, Thu Aug 10 10:25:32 2006
• Actually: - boaphile, Wed Aug 9 16:52:52 2006
• Thanks Jeff... - ChrisGilbert, Wed Aug 9 18:31:41 2006
• RE: Actually: - voodoomagik, Thu Aug 10 10:40:44 2006
• RE: question on percentage of "purity" - wstreps, Wed Aug 9 17:09:00 2006