Is the gene for eclipse dominant? If I breed a male eclipse with 100% black eyes to a female eclipse with 100% black eyes what offspring would I get?Thanks in advance.
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Eclipse Genetics?
Leo_Lover07
Aug 07, 2008 11:50 PM
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coheed196
Aug 08, 2008 07:24 AM
Well if you're talking about just eclipses with no hets then yes the babies would be eclipses, and the 100% black eyes means nothing, you can breed 2 eclipses together that have only 5% black eyes and get babies with solid black eyes and vice versa you may breed your 2 with solid black eyes together and get babies with half black eyes
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coheed196
1.1 raptor leos (dorito, sunshine)
0.1 beardie (scarlet)
1.1 veiled chameleon (cricket,penny)
1.1 panther chameleon (apollo, athena)
0.1 albino burmese (peaches)
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coheed196
Aug 08, 2008 01:18 PM
Forgot to add, no the elcipse gene is not dominant, it is a simple recessive
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coheed196
1.1 raptor leos (dorito, sunshine)
0.1 beardie (scarlet)
1.1 veiled chameleon (cricket,penny)
1.1 panther chameleon (apollo, athena)
0.1 albino burmese (peaches)
1.0 pit bull (ajax)
0.1 pyrenees mix
