Abberant ? what are peoples abberant percent when they use a abberant parent ?

[Gazz]

I know that a full blown striped/reverse stripe/& jungle are result of line breeding.But they are line bred abberant leo's so just wondering if striped/reverse striped/& jungle are maybe a little domianat'etc with line breeding.What are peoples abberant percents when they use a abberant ?.Abberant is just a change in the body pattern and normal tail or so i've always been informed anyway.
So if you breed;

Abberant x Normal = what percent of abberant ?.
Abberant x Abberant = what percent of abberant ?.
Abberant x striped or reverse stripe or jungle = what percent of abberant ?
or/Striped or reverse striped or jungle x normal = what percent of abberant ?
Striped x AStriped = what percent of abberants same for reverse striped.
Jungle x Jungle = what percent of abberant ?.
Jungle x striped or reverse striped = what percent of abberant ?
I think you get the idea :main_thumbsup: i hope .


I'm more intrested in the abberant x normal to see to see how fast abberant shows it face.Also has anyone ever had a normal looking leo but it's father or mother was abberant but when they bred the normal looking offsping to another normal have they ever got abberant ?.

This may well end up going no where but would be interested in the results.

 

[justin-branam]

a normal dad and this mom:

gave me this boy:

when born:

and now (on the bottom):

so i dont know if it really has anything to do with the parents, but that is just a complete guess.

 

[seraphim21]

Two normal banded parents gave me three aberants one year, among them this one:

 

[Gazz]

Two normal banded parents gave me three aberants one year, among them this one:

Do you by any chance own or know what pattern either of the parents of your normal banded was ? is ?.

 

[seraphim21]

Do you by any chance own or know what pattern either of the parents of your normal banded was ? is ?.

Sadly I don't know anything about the parents of the mother(s), the father's parents where Wildcaught-F1, but I don't know if they had any aberant pattern.

 

[brandy101010]

Jusstin, that gecko is awsome!

 

[snared99]

This little guys is the result of a Suphypocodomhet bell X banded codom het bell. So im lost on the jungle genetics, it seems to randomly pop its head up..lol

 

[Gazz]

This little guys is the result of a Suphypocodomhet bell X banded codom het bell. So im lost on the jungle genetics, it seems to randomly pop its head up..lol

First WOW! :main_thumbsup: that's a stunning jungle would be a shame for that to go snow super hypo though as it would be hard to see that pattern with out spots.

CoDom you mean mack blood ? right ? i persume by the look of that baby anyway.Aberrant patterning is very strong in macks seems to show in a high persentage of Macks so i think not quite pop out of now where.Do you have a picture of Mum and Dad and if possible any of the grand parents ? if possible ?.If the super hypo CoDom is the one i think it is he already has a slight aberrant patterning on back and if mums a mack i dare bet aberrant in her blood as well.

 

[GroovyGeckos.com]

Pat, It pops up within the Mack Snows normally, I think they work a little different than the other Jungle lines. There are very few perfectly banded (which makes them aberrants) Mack Snows created, they are either "Jungle" or "Aberrant".

Gazz, Regular aberrants come from the mixing of Jungle with Banded. They could be considered "het" for Jungle. I believe they would work in the same way.

 

[goReptiles]

I thought that abberant leos did not have banded tails? From the picture that Gazz posted has a jungle body but banded tail. I thought that the tail was the true evidence of an abberant. Can this be clarified?

 

[GroovyGeckos.com]

I thought that abberant leos did not have fully banded tails

That is the key word, you are missing.

The gecko that was posted had an incomplete-band on the tail, it looks like. Some aberrants are only slightly "aberrant".

 

[Gazz]

I thought that abberant leos did not have banded tails? From the picture that Gazz posted has a jungle body but banded tail. I thought that the tail was the true evidence of an abberant. Can this be clarified?

Whitch picture ? i haven't posted one ?.

Abberant/is a abberant body(typical jungle pattern)& banded tail.
Abberant striped/is a striped body & banded tail.Same for reverse striped.

Jungle/is a abberant body and a abberant tail-either stiped or broken bands.
Striped/is a stripe from the neck down to the tail tip.Same for reverse striped.

 

[goReptiles]

I'm soooo sorry Gazz... I didn't move up enough. I thought you had posted that picture but you were quoting it. I'm stil confused though.