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This was the result of DH X DH. It was the females first year breeding and i'd say she did a great job.

The final count looks to be:

1 Snow
4 Albinos
4 Anerys
14 Poss Hets

Nothing quite like a baby snow to get ya goin'

On a side note there were twins in this litter. One baby came out still in the sac and while I sat and stared, mesmorized at the litter, I noticed some movement and out popped a head followed by another head.... quite a surprise.

Guy

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are the albinos het anery and the other way around

In regards to more pics... there's more to come!

As far as the genetics on the babies....

The Albinos are all 66% possible hets for Anery.

The Anerys are all 66% possible hets for Albino.

And the normal appearing offspring are all 66% possible double hets for snow.

Hope that helps....

Guy

>As far as the genetics on the babies....
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>The Albinos are all 66% possible hets for Anery.

Agreed.

>The Anerys are all 66% possible hets for Albino.

Agreed.

>And the normal appearing offspring are all 66% possible double hets for snow.

Hmm. I get 66% possible het for Anery and 66% possible het for Albino. Multiplying those figures together produces 44% probability that a given normal looking baby is double heterozygous.

Paul Hollander

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How are the Salmons doing?

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>>This was the result of DH X DH. It was the females first year breeding and i'd say she did a great job.
>>
>>The final count looks to be:
>>
>>1 Snow
>>4 Albinos
>>4 Anerys
>>14 Poss Hets
>>
>>Nothing quite like a baby snow to get ya goin'
>>
>>On a side note there were twins in this litter. One baby came out still in the sac and while I sat and stared, mesmorized at the litter, I noticed some movement and out popped a head followed by another head.... quite a surprise.
>>
>>Guy
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