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does anyone know what i would get if anything if i crossed a coral albino dh snow w a hypo poss super

The litter would be co dominant hypos 100% het albino 50% het anery if the poss super proved to be a super. If not you would get 1/2 co dominant hypos 100% het albino 50% het anery and 50% normal 100% het albino 50% het anery
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Brandon Nixon

Agreed with Brandon but your nomenclature is slightly off and is open to interpretation.

Coral Albino DH Snow is technically incorrect, should be one or the other...

Coral Albino het Snow - two Albino genes and one Anery gene (along with whatever drives coral).

or

DH Snow (Coral Albino) - one Albino gene and one Anery gene (along with whatever drives coral).

Coral Albino het Snow x Hypo pos super =

If super -
All babies Hypo, Het Albino (Coral), 50% het Anery

If not super -
1/2 litter Hypo, Het Albino (Coral), 50% het Anery
1/2 litter Het Albino (Coral), 50% het Anery

DH Snow (Coral Albino) x Hypo pos super =

If super -
All babies Hypo, Het 50% Albino (Coral), 50% het Anery

If not super -
1/2 litter Hypo, 50% Het Albino (Coral), 50% het Anery
1/2 litter 50% Het Albino (Coral), 50% het Anery

I put Coral as "Coral" since it's not an on/off trait and is not shown to be a "Coral Albino" gene. I believe the same blushing can be present in a non albino (even non het albino) animal. It's just more noticible in an albino with the black taken away.
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Thanks,

Dave Colling

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