It is genetic, and you do get (probability wise) 50% Arabesque/ 50% Wild Type by breeding Arabesque X Wild Type.



If it wasn't genetic we wouldn't have Albino, Hypo, and Sunglow Arabesques.



Also I'm not sure what you mean in crossing it into BCC blood, then saying Argentine (which are B.c.occidentalis). Some things may be confusing with the Argentine cross, because they have a similar connected pattern naturally and do pass this on to a degree into their offspring, however much broader saddles.

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• ARAB X ARAB,,,,,,or ARAB X HYPO??????? - toine, Sat Oct 21 08:25:38 2006
• RE: ARAB X ARAB,,,,,,or ARAB X HYPO??????? - Randall_Turner, Sat Oct 21 08:49:22 2006
• thanks,,,,,,more - toine, Sat Oct 21 09:12:19 2006
• RE: thanks,,,,,,more - vcaruso15, Sat Oct 21 10:10:59 2006
• RE: thanks,,,,,,more - toine, Sat Oct 21 10:38:43 2006
• I agree - NUCCIZ_BOAS, Sat Oct 21 12:37:49 2006
• RE: I agree - toine, Sat Oct 21 14:32:46 2006
• by the way,,NUCCIZ BOAS,,,more - toine, Sat Oct 21 15:08:53 2006
• RE: I agree - ChrisGilbert, Sat Oct 21 15:30:01 2006
• you're right! but food for thought..... - NUCCIZ_BOAS, Mon Oct 23 23:17:26 2006
• RE: you're right! but food for thought. - ChrisGilbert, Tue Oct 24 07:17:40 2006
• ARAB X ARAB in my opinion - sun_king, Sat Oct 21 14:25:54 2006
• RE: ARAB X ARAB in my opinion - toine, Sat Oct 21 14:45:31 2006
• RE: ARAB X ARAB in my opinion - Ophidia_Junkie, Sat Oct 21 21:58:45 2006
• Steve Hammond??? - sun_king, Sat Oct 21 22:10:01 2006
• RE: Steve we need HELP,,,,,,, - toine, Sun Oct 22 14:37:51 2006