what would come bout by this pairing or is noone sure yet. just curious
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what would come bout by this pairing or is noone sure yet. just curious
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25% snow
50% moonglow
25% super moonglow
most likely you will not be able to tell the difference between a moonglow and a super making 75% of the litter possible super moonglows.
There should not be any snows in a moonglow to moonglow litter because both moonglows are also hypos and a hypo to hypo breeding produces all hypos, some supers and no normals. I dont no what a mg to mg would produce but I know there should not be any snows in the litter.
Marcus
a Hypo x Hypo breeding assuming neither are supers will produce:
25% Normal
25% Super Hypos
50% Hypos
Get your facts strait. Vinnie
Hypo x Hypo will not produce any normals just hypos and supers. Ask around or do some more research. I am not here to argue with you, just trying to help you out.
Marcus Williams
you are mistaken. The only way you could get all hypos from hypo to hypo breeding is if one of the hypos is a super. Ask the question to the whole forum and see the responces. Later
-Dylan
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True Redtails
You get 25% normal, 50% het. and 25% homozygous.
So with Hypos:
25% Wild Type
50% Hypo
25% Super Hypo
If one of the Hypos (or both) in the Hypo X Hypo pair was a Super (Homozygous) you would not get any normals.
Vinnie is correct.
I will ask the forum and if I am mistaken I apologize to Vinnie but I am sure that I am right.
Marcus Williams
The following was copyed and pasted directly from geneticswizard.com check it out some time you could learn alot from it. Hope this helps you understand Vinnie
The Genetics Wizard's Answer, 1 Genetic Trait
Het. is Heterozygous. WT is Without Trait or Wild Type.
Het. Hypo"d"
x
Het. Hypo"d"
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25% WT
50% Het. Hypo"d"
25% Homozygous Hypo"d"
"d"= trait you marked as Dominant (homozygous
and heterozygous forms look alike)
you would get a whole litter of stillborns with no eyes.
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True Redtails
I seriously doubt they would be stillborn with no eyes....Thanks for your input though.
maybe they will have legs?
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True Redtails
Maybe they will be super cool peak freaks!!!
LOL a white boa with big peaks would be awesome
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True Redtails
I'm sure its only a matter of time. Hopefully we will be around to see it. Later V
with the RIGHT Anery, could do it.
Original Sharp lines have very strong patterns, large blocky saddles, and small (but present) widows peaks. I say original, because depending how a breeder selectively bred his/her line, they may have smaller and/or more concave saddles.
Of course, we could just wait until someone is able to get that WC. Suriname Albino to breed!
I do want a Snow with widows peaks!!!
n/p
perhaps a strong protruding chin?
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