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I thought my Stripe Corns weren't het for anything (after breeding them in numerous projects for 3 years). This year I bred a male Aztec to a female Stripe and it appears that there are some anerys in the group. I bred anerys to anerys in the past and can't remember them being quite this sharp. This pic is straight out of the egg.
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So based on that info.....

* I bred him (Aztec) to the Stripe and got some anerys, so he is het for anery as well as my female stripe? I'm still surprised that my female stripe is het for anery since I produced her mom and grandmother and never produced an anery out of my stripe line.

* I also bred the Aztec male to an amel and got normal looking corns and a few amels, sooo.... I know he(Aztec) is het for amel.

So, the Aztec is het for amel and anery?

Any input?

Kerby...

More than likely. Its hard to explain otherwise how you would get some anerys, amels and normals out of two different clutches with the same male. So did you get normals and amel from the amel X aztec breeding? The normals would be all het for amel. The aztec X stripe breeding, all the non anery's would be 66% possibly het for anery also. I love little suprises like that
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yes he would be het for amel and anery if he had both types of babies .......snows yet?......maybe......
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