I am planning on purchasing 0.1 albino labrynth burm and a 1.0 super tiger male this summer. In a few years I'd like to breed them. Since the tiger trait is co-dominant and breeding a super tiger to a normal retic produces all tigers this would have to lead to a new morph of bateater. I realize the albino and labrynth genes are simple recessive and would only come into play should I breed the offspring back to either an albino, labrynth, or albino labrynth burm. Does anyone have any information on this? Thanks.
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Has anyone ever bred a Super Tiger to a burm?
thewho
Mar 17, 2004 01:31 PM
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lilroach56
Mar 17, 2004 06:23 PM
probably not. Seeing as how the tiger trait is only a trait in tigers it would probably not be inheritable to the burms, although i may be wrong. Might wanna get some opinions from people who know more about hybrids and genetics.
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