>>we all saw how there were sunglows and motleys, but do you think the genes can combine, or help one another?
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>>Like let's say it was an albino female, and you bred her with an albino male and a motley male..
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>>do you think you could hit on getting albino motleys? which would only happen if both male's sperm 'combines' and probably penetrates the same egg together?
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>>probably a VERY slight chance of that happening...
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>>but imagine? imagine if that became the new way to get new morphs?!?!?!
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>>There aren't any bloody albino motleys yet...
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>>Imagine breeding a blood female het albino with a motley male, and a salmon male DH bloody albino
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>>and then you get bloody sunglow motleys!?!?!?!
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>>I gotta stop and catch my breath for a second here... lol
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>>fun to speculate...
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>>Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
>>'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin
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• Things that make you go hmmmmmmmm............ - JohnLokken, Thu Jan 5 21:37:10 2006
• I'm wondering that myself John.. - - PanamaRed, Thu Jan 5 21:55:24 2006
• Still a 50/50 normal boa to hypo boa sperm ratio - - RyanHomsey, Thu Jan 5 22:28:47 2006
• RE: Still a 50/50 normal boa to hypo boa sperm ratio - - snakepimp, Fri Jan 6 00:54:20 2006
• Makes sense... what about the supers.. would you get them ? hmmm! more - bcijoe, Fri Jan 6 08:47:05 2006
• Not possible!!! In order for that theory to work it would mean that two - robertmcphee, Fri Jan 6 08:53:39 2006
• It is my understanding that - RYanHomsey, Fri Jan 6 08:55:37 2006
• RE: It is my understanding that - ChrisGilbert, Fri Jan 6 09:28:10 2006
• Awesome Ghost!!!! np - JohnLokken, Fri Jan 6 09:17:52 2006
• Thanks John! Male, Poss Super, Summit Reptiles (Thanks Brandon!) -Joe - bcijoe, Fri Jan 6 09:26:31 2006
• Joe the way an egg works... - ChrisGilbert, Fri Jan 6 09:33:44 2006
• I know what we are taught, but - bcijoe, Fri Jan 6 09:50:32 2006
• RE: I know what we are taught, but - ChrisGilbert, Fri Jan 6 14:05:42 2006
• It's possible. It's called bipaternity or mosaicism in pigeons. (more) - Paul Hollander, Fri Jan 6 13:00:10 2006
• RE: It's possible. It's called bipaternity or mosaicism in pigeons. (more) - ginebig, Fri Jan 6 13:24:42 2006
• Very interesting stuff.. thanks Paul! - bcijoe, Fri Jan 6 14:04:27 2006
• I am blown away!!!! That article has to be the most amazing thing I read - robertmcphee, Fri Jan 6 23:27:58 2006