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Paul Hollander
at Fri Jul 11 10:35:06 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Paul Hollander ]
>some questions
> 1. how do i know if the parents are carrying any heterozygous genes?
By pedigree and by breeding results.
> 2. When computing the offspring the results given are nowhere near what last years offspring look like.
>
> This is my first pair of corns and i got to see 1 of last years clutch which the previous owners kept.
> Mother is amenalistic
> Father is a snow
> The offspring i saw had a base colour of pure white with bright red saddles surrounded by a ring of vivid orange.( i thought this was a creamsicle put from what i have read on here and in my corn snake books it just isnt possible the offspring are creamsicles)
>
> Any ideas what i am gonna get ???
All the babies from a snow x amelanistic mating are amelanistic, heterozygous anerythristic.
That youngster sounds like an amelanistic Miami phase (AKA candycane). AFAIK, nobody has worked out the genetics of Miami phase, so it isn't in Mick's corn snake progeny predictor. FWIW, I think Mick's CSPP is the best genetics program available for corns.
Paul Hollander
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