"Wow, WHAT a morning! Finally something I REALLY wanted to post! Found my CA Motley x CA Motley litter this morning.
What did I find???"

So that animal is 'obviously' a super/homozygous/dominant.

Never know, nature coulda had one over on us, twice.

I think jeremey's FIRST purple patternless/super colombian motley was a FLUKE. STATISTICLY shouldnt have happened. But did. The punet square is based on probability, but long shots happen. No reason it couldnt. Out of the realm of PROBABILITY, not POSSIBILITY.

The second, and sadly dead, batch, came from a Colombian motley X colombian motley... and there were a few of the purple patternless.... lines up to the punet square probability of het X het as far as i can tell.

Alex's black motley came from CA motley X CA motley, i believe it's a super, without a doubt.
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• My Opinion on "Super" Motley genetics - vcaruso15, Thu Jul 8 21:13:20 2004
• Alex says in his post that, (more) - obz, Thu Jul 8 22:13:16 2004
• It is a toss up....more - robertmcphee, Thu Jul 8 22:33:36 2004
• RE: It is a toss up....more - vcaruso15, Thu Jul 8 22:54:01 2004
• I agree! It would be a lot more fun if I had one of my own, np - robertmcphee, Thu Jul 8 23:09:17 2004
• RE: Good Topic, Here is my 2 cents. - Jeremy Stone, Fri Jul 9 00:26:51 2004
• RE: Good Topic, Here is my 2 cents. - PanamaRed, Fri Jul 9 01:14:04 2004
• are they supers? hell yea! - NicholasH, Fri Jul 9 00:37:44 2004
• sorry, here's the link to the pic... - NicholasH, Fri Jul 9 00:50:28 2004
• It could go either way. - ecreipeoj, Fri Jul 9 13:30:40 2004