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RE: Pairing question

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Posted by: NUCCIZ_BOAS at Sun Jul 8 13:11:40 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by NUCCIZ_BOAS ]  
   

if you were trying to produce sunglows as fast as possible, I would choose the albino as the female because albino is recessive. You would produce double het sunglow babies, you could take a male from the litter and breed it back to the mother the following year, if you fed it right. I wouldn't recommend it though, I would wait until the male is about 2 years old. That would also help the female regain her weight in a healthy amount of time without power feeding.



If you did it the opposite way and had the hypo as a female, you would never produce sunglows from her because she would not carry the albino gene. You would have to have another female that was either albino or het for albino.



Hope this helps.

Tony

   

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