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RE: 62.5% or 75%

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Posted by: unusual1 at Wed Mar 16 07:21:12 2005   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by unusual1 ]  
   

Genetically the resulting offspring will phenotypically resemble a gray banded king more closely if you kept reverting back to gray bands

I agree, thats due to the higher percentage of greyband genes.

But it will still be a hybrid no matter what and the percentages are bogus!

Again I have to agree, while the greyband gene would be higher, it would not be possible to give any accurate figure,as each hatchling would have different levels/amounts of genes from type of snake.To me it can only be a rough guide.

   

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