The ebony ball was created from 2 co-dominant traits. Now does that hold for all co doms. Have there been morphs were the co-dom genes do not mix. Just wondering.
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Co-dominant co-dominant ?
draconian
Aug 05, 2004 08:39 AM
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RandyRemington
Aug 05, 2004 11:26 AM
It looks like mojave is going to be co-dominant and mojave pastel seems to be about what you would expect for a simple combination of the two appearances with no big surprises like with pewters (pastel cinnamon) and ebony (yellow belly granite).
I would have to also point out that I don't think we know what the super granite will be like so can't say for sure that granite is co-dominant and not completely dominant. Maybe the super will look enough like an ebony that we wouldn't have been surprised by this combo either if the super granite came first.
