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thomas davis
at Wed Jan 9 08:22:26 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by thomas davis ]
one thing jeff, if you bred the best extreme to a normal to make hets those hets would be F1's NOT F2's. breed the F1's together and 50% of the F2's should be extremes if its a simple recessive. i could be wrong but i beleive it has been prooven the extreme is NOT a double homozygot if it is then the above F2 clutch would vary 25%,25%,25%,25%, but even then its not that predictable with hets. i have dbl.het.(anery&albino) hondurans first year they bred half the clutch were anery second half normal poss.dble.hets, next year same thing, 3rd year 1 albino,1 snow rest of clutch poss.dbl.hets no anerys, 4th year got 1 snow 2 albinos no anerys, last year i got anerys no albinos no snow, this year who knows??? it does vary alot ,,,,,,,,thomas
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