That breeding was the first time our Ivory had ever been with another male. There is no wg blood there. I traced our RG male's hypo lineage several generations back on both sides with no history for anerythrism.

If he were a het, then statistically, out of a litter of 16 I should have gotten ghosts, but did not. I got 3 anerys, 6 dh ghosts, and 7 het anerys. Crappy odds if he is a het. My personal opinion is the 3 female anerys are the product of parthenogenesis, which is more like winning the powerball lotto.

This season I will breed our 04 WG hypo male(sire to the f2 wg's) to see if he is het for anery or not(50% poss.), and to try to make some wg ghosts and aneries.

I may one day breed the rg hypo male to a different anery to see what happens. We will see....

Here is an older pic of their sister....



Jesse
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