ok i know absolutely nothing about snake genetics or even breeding them. what will you get if you breed an amel with a snow?
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dumb question
johnthebaptist
Dec 28, 2009 12:01 PM
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DMong
Dec 28, 2009 12:19 PM
Since a "snowcorn" is a double recessive mutation(amel x anerythristic), all the offspring will be 100% amel(no red pigment)and het(gene carriers)for anerythrism.
Just figure what like homozygous(visually showing) genes both parents have, and the offspring will also show the trait visually as well. The other un-like genes will not be expressed visually, but they will be recessive gene carriers of said trait.
There are tons of sites that give detailed explanations of most of the known morphs. And there are many good inexpensive books out too.
Here is just one such good site.
~Doug
cornsnake morphs/genetics
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DMong
Dec 28, 2009 12:59 PM
I meant to type...amel(no BLACK pigment), not red..LOL!..geesh!
hate when that happens!
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draybar
Dec 28, 2009 04:30 PM
>>I meant to type...amel(no BLACK pigment), not red..LOL!..geesh!
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>>hate when that happens!
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way to go Homer!
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DMong
Dec 28, 2009 05:51 PM
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