crossed a sunglow (hypo, albino) to a ghost (hypo, anery)?
Would the first batch produce super hypos, het anery, albino?
Thanks
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What would I get if I...
gzyv15a
Jul 19, 2007 06:31 AM
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liquid-leaf
Jul 19, 2007 09:06 AM
Nope. You'd get (possible) super hypos, 100% het anery, 100% het albino.
No albinos (albino x normal = 100% hets, same thing here since only one parent has albino genes).
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rainbowsrus
Jul 19, 2007 12:28 PM
Unless one of the parents were homozygous hypo, you'd get
3/4 triple het moonglow (possible homozygous hypo)
1/4 DH snow
If either of the pareant are homozygous hypo then you'd get
all triple het moonglow (possible homozygous hypo)
If both parents were homozygous hypo then you'd get
all Homozygous hypo, het albino, het anery (lol, can't call it a triple het since hypo is known to not be a het)
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