Makes sense that albinoism is a recessive gene. Are there any dominant patterns/morphs?



Are there any morphs that are inherently only seen in males or females, such as calico in cats and possibly calico retics?



I have been doing the snake thing for many years and have come across two types of people. One type (thankfully the majority)is open, well-mannered, up front, and generally good person, who happens to understand and can sympathize that not everyone appreciates snakes. The other person is the scammer. We've all seen them at shows. They're in it for the buck. My question is, how can you trust at the end of the day that the snake you are getting is indeed some percentage

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• Thanks for the Genetics info. below....Some more questions on morphs. - jrphd, Wed Jan 14 12:49:34 2004
• RE: Thanks for the Genetics info. below....Some more questions on morphs. - BallBoutique, Wed Jan 14 13:07:16 2004
• RE: Thanks for the Genetics info. below....Some more questions on morphs. - grimdog, Wed Jan 14 14:02:08 2004
• Sex Linked - RandyRemington, Wed Jan 14 16:56:14 2004
• RE: Sex Linked - lbonachea, Fri Jan 16 11:53:43 2004
• NERD, more info on calico retic please - RandyRemington, Fri Jan 16 14:59:51 2004
• calico retic - RandyRemington, Fri Jan 16 15:15:47 2004
• RE: NERD, more info on calico retic please - Paul Hollander, Fri Jan 16 18:25:51 2004
• RE: NERD, more info on calico retic please - lbonachea, Mon Jan 19 13:51:14 2004