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Have any of you guys ever heard of a hypo being bred to a salmon and getting normals in the litter?
It is my understanding that breeding two animals that are hypo should produce a litter of ally hypos correct? half of them being supers? same with salmon x salmon breedings.
Should it be the same with a salmon bred to a hypo?
Thanks,
Mark Miller
Locolizards
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Mark Miller
LocoLizards
www.locolizards.com
Its very common from what I hear.
If Im not mistaken, hypo x hypo doesnt mean you will get all hypos. If neither hypo is dominent, then you have a good chance of hitting 1/4 or more of the litters as commons.
A buddy just had a hypo x hypo litter that produced something like 17 animals. Of thoose I believe only 14 were hypo. So its not very uncommon.
Hows your son doing?
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Mickey Hinkle
The Lizard King Reptiles
http://thelizardkingreptiles.com
402-614-6641
"I am the Lizard King, I can do anything" - Jim Morrison
We just started him on Jumbos...
Here he is after a meal..resting on his hotspot..
He is doing great! Thanks Mickey!
Wow i was way off on the salmon/hypo gene...Thanks for your help!
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Mark Miller
LocoLizards
www.locolizards.com
Hypo x hypo should be, 25% normal, 25% super hypo, 50% hypo. Of course you do not know which are the supers. Craig
Codominant X Normal = 50/50% Codominant/Normal
Codominant X Codominant = 25/50/25% Normal/Codominant/Dominant
Codominant X Dominant = 50/50% Codominant/Dominant
Dominant X Normal = 100% Codominant
Dominant X Dominant = 100% Dominant
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