giantkeeper
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This is to follow up from another thread for Lottiz....
First and formost I am no expert....(I do have lots of snake morph experience)...so I can explain "some" of this..
Assuming that you are breeding an Enigma (single copy, not het for anything) to a Mack Snow (single copy, not het for anything) Statistically you will get the following...now it does not always equate to these exact percentages, but it helps standardize it a bit.....
25% Mack Snow Enigma, 25% Enigma, 25% Mack Snow, 25% Normal (plain Jane).
If you add in the Bell Albino trait...things change a bit, but Ideally the base foundation is the same....I based this scenraio on a breeding of
Enigma (single copy) Het Bell X Mack Snow (single copy) Het Bell
25% Enigma, Het. Bell Albino, Mack Snow
25% Enigma, Het. Bell Albino
12.5% Enigma, Homozygous Bell Albino, Mack Snow (Red eye Enigma Snow)
12.5% Enigma, Homozygous Bell Albino (Red eye Enigma)
12.5% Enigma, Mack Snow
12.5% Enigma
From what little I understand about the red eyed Enigmas is they are essentially a Bell Albino Enigma
Now since I do not have an Enigma, I do not know if there are any quirks within the trait that change things.....
The same thing goes for a Mack Snow Het Blizzard to a Blazing Blizzard
25% Mack Snow Blizzard Het Albino, 25% Mack Snow Het Albino & Blizzard, 25% Blizzard Het Albino, 25% Normals Het Albino & Blizzard....
All of that goes out the window when you start adding line bred traits though, and I have no experience with those, especially relating to geckos...
I know this is very confusing.....If you have a basic understanding of traits, you can use this as a tool to get some percentages...
http://www.geneticswizard.com
To actually follow the Dominant and Co-dominant traits on there, you have to remember that the single copy forms are considered "hets".....
Enjoy, and please don't beat me....
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First and formost I am no expert....(I do have lots of snake morph experience)...so I can explain "some" of this..
Assuming that you are breeding an Enigma (single copy, not het for anything) to a Mack Snow (single copy, not het for anything) Statistically you will get the following...now it does not always equate to these exact percentages, but it helps standardize it a bit.....
25% Mack Snow Enigma, 25% Enigma, 25% Mack Snow, 25% Normal (plain Jane).
If you add in the Bell Albino trait...things change a bit, but Ideally the base foundation is the same....I based this scenraio on a breeding of
Enigma (single copy) Het Bell X Mack Snow (single copy) Het Bell
25% Enigma, Het. Bell Albino, Mack Snow
25% Enigma, Het. Bell Albino
12.5% Enigma, Homozygous Bell Albino, Mack Snow (Red eye Enigma Snow)
12.5% Enigma, Homozygous Bell Albino (Red eye Enigma)
12.5% Enigma, Mack Snow
12.5% Enigma
From what little I understand about the red eyed Enigmas is they are essentially a Bell Albino Enigma
Now since I do not have an Enigma, I do not know if there are any quirks within the trait that change things.....
The same thing goes for a Mack Snow Het Blizzard to a Blazing Blizzard
25% Mack Snow Blizzard Het Albino, 25% Mack Snow Het Albino & Blizzard, 25% Blizzard Het Albino, 25% Normals Het Albino & Blizzard....
All of that goes out the window when you start adding line bred traits though, and I have no experience with those, especially relating to geckos...
I know this is very confusing.....If you have a basic understanding of traits, you can use this as a tool to get some percentages...
http://www.geneticswizard.com
To actually follow the Dominant and Co-dominant traits on there, you have to remember that the single copy forms are considered "hets".....
Enjoy, and please don't beat me....
