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question about the gen of pieblad ball

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Posted by: benny333 at Wed Aug 4 02:32:27 2010   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by benny333 ]  
   

Hi everyone
As we all know by now, the piebald gen is simple recessive. But I've heard that there is more to it than that. Because for simple recessive gens, you should get all homos that shows the trade when you breed two homos. What I've heard is when you breed two piebald together you get normal looking ball pythons. Than when you breed the offsprings back to it's parents, or each other you get partial piebald.
Have anyone hear or know anything about this?
Thank you for any input

Benny

   

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