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RE: Can you expand of the Paradigm gene?

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Posted by: Paul Hollander at Thu Jun 28 14:08:27 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Paul Hollander ]  
   

From the breeding information that I have seen on a couple of web pages, it looks like paradigm is not a mutant gene. Instead, it is the appearance of a boa that got a Sharp albino mutant gene from one parent and a boawoman hypo (AKA caramel hypo) mutant gene from the other parent.

I have written a piece about the paradigm boa (see the link). I hope it will be helpful. Please let me know what part or parts of it do not make sense so I can make improvements.

Paul Hollander
The Paradigm Boa and Multiple Alleles

   

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