is ther such a thing as 'for instance a male boa has a more dominant gene than a female?' coz i acquired a hypo boa recently and its a female. i just wanted to know if i were to breed a 'hypo male to a normal boa' or a 'hypo female to a normal boa' which would give me a better chance of having hypo babies? a hypo female or a hypo male? im sorry if my question seems stupid, i think it wud just be the same no matter if its a female or a male hypo, but im not sure and i wud really apprecaite it if anyone of u guys out there would help me regarding this matter. thankx a lot.
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just a question
bertrand
Jun 21, 2003 12:40 AM
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obz
Jun 21, 2003 01:12 AM
they would both yield litters of approx. 50% normal and 50% hypo i believe.
