......are my thoughts of anerythrism.



As I lack the experience and knowledge of those who have bred for anerythrism, and seen normals, hets, and anerythristics coming from different breedings for the morph. Especially in breeding verifiable 50% het to normal, and the knowledge of which ones from the litter proved to be heterozygous.



I have a thought that anerythrism is NOT a recessive gene. I will make my own effort to find out. I have the technology. I will do it. But at the moment, I am but a simple hobbyist with ONE litter under my belt to even base it on. If my thoughts are wrong then so be it.....



I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM THE ONES WHO KNOW!



A simple question......



Do your hets for anerythrism have a visible reduction of red compared to the non het of the same?







I was really expecting to be flamed.... and I may still be. But thank you all for your thoughts.



Jesse Van Atta

Forever Boas
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"Continuing to cling to the patterns you know, inhibits your ability to discover what you don't know." - Eric Allenbaugh

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