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genetics ...

Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 05:46 PM

Anyone have a good link to a website that makes sense of all the Double het, triple het, ect, ect. pertaining to color morphs of today's snakes??

I have some basic genetic understanding, for example, breeding a het albino to a het albino will throw 25% albinos, 50% normal looking hets, and 25% normals. But the double, triple hets, the multiple het for different traits, and some simple stuff in general just throws me for a loop.

Oh ya, also ... I saw below the dh for snow post in that pricing the anerys 66% het for snow at one price and anery het for albino another price ........how the hell is someone supposed to be able to figure out what normal looking animals are het for what? They all look the same .. I gotta be missing something! LOL ....

Any help greatly appreciated!

Replies (16)

Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 05:54 PM

Some misc. pics ....

Yellowhead retic ...

Argi female

Dums gettin' buisy ...

Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 05:56 PM

Hmmmmmmmm thats weird , it wont allow img src ??

Try this -
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Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 05:57 PM
Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 05:58 PM

Its been awhile since Ive been here, seems pic posting rules have changed ... heres a few more anyhow ..

isnt allowed?
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Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 05:59 PM

The other post meant to read IMG SRC isnt allowed ..
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Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 06:00 PM

:P

JohnLokken Apr 26, 2004 06:11 PM

>>The other post meant to read IMG SRC isnt allowed ..
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"To be the best..........You must lose your mind."

Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 11:16 PM

leebarrie Apr 26, 2004 06:33 PM

I keep forgetting how much I like retic's. They're sure a fun species.

Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 11:14 PM

You dont remember me?? Has it been that long?!! Just kidding .........

I ordered a bunch of suris and picked you up a few from the airport just about the time you started getting into Gila's .... visited your house a few times and saw your collection ... beautiful I must say .. and thanks again for the hospitality ...

BTW - Dont feel bad .. Im just busting on ya .. LOL

Hope everything is great in your neck of the woods.

Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 11:16 PM

I used to just have the my first name as username - Ji

My last name throws everyone off but I changed my email addy and cant remember my password for the old account ...

Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 11:22 PM

The walleye are still waiting for ya ... Ive been diving quite a bit lately .. the offer is still on although I have been so busy lately working on getting my real estate license, Ill be taking the state exam next week hopefully and will be starting a new career the following, so I have been QUITE distracted from my herping hobbies ..

PBM Apr 26, 2004 06:02 PM

"Oh ya, also ... I saw below the dh for snow post in that pricing the anerys 66% het for snow at one price and anery het for albino another price ........how the hell is someone supposed to be able to figure out what normal looking animals are het for what? They all look the same .. I gotta be missing something! LOL ...."

Well, there is genetics wizard, but I have no idea what the URL is for that site. As far as the above quote, you mentioned animals that are one in the same. An anery that is het for snow is an anery that is het albino. However, an anery(visual anery) that is het for albino(Anery het snow/albino) is generally less than an albino(visible albino) het for anery(Albino het snow/anery). So, those two would in fact be different looking, and obviously an albino will cost more than an anery. Hope that made sense. Good luck, Pete Kahls website also has a small genetics section and he lists some books you can buy on the subject. I've read a couple of the books he has listed and they were pretty informative and easily read. Take care!

Paul

PBM Apr 26, 2004 06:03 PM

This might work
Try this

Ji_Woslager Apr 26, 2004 11:19 PM

Much appreciated - I want to do some reading so Ill probably buy the books, I always have been the type to want to know the info myself rather than rely on another person, computer program, ect, ect.

Thanks again!

Ji

Paul Hollander Apr 27, 2004 01:22 PM

I'd also suggest a genetics textbook. Schaum's Outline of Genetics, either 3rd or 4th edition, is the best I know in its price range and is better than most I've seen in higher price ranges. I like it because it is problem oriented. I'd like it better if it was more strongly oriented to the use of wild type as the standard of reference.

Paul Hollander

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