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Hello,
I`m thinking about getting another corn. I have got a female normal now and am looking at getting a male snow for possible breeding in the 2005 season.
If I bred these I can think of 2 possible outcomes for the offspring, are either of them right....
1. I get a chance of 50/50 normal/snow babys
2. I get 100% normal babys het for snow.
Am I anywhere near right? Thanks.
Sutmae
#2. Normals het snow. There's always the possibility of the female being het amel or anery (found out my amel was het anery this year), so you might get some surprises 
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Thanks mate 
We had a pair the other way around, male normal, and snow female. Their babies were a three way split of Snows, Anerys and normals. Apparently that means they could have Amels too, but it was only a small clutch of 9.
I now have 2 of their offspring, a normal female and an Anery male, and I've got 3 babies from them (problems with the incubating) one is normal, one is Anery and one snow.
Guess you could have a similar outcome.
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