Breeding Matches

[TheKidWithRearFangs]

Ok here's the deal. I have a male emerald albino, a female super snow, a female raptor, and a female tremper albino. So....

Emerald Albino(1.0) x Super Snow(0.1)=?
Emerald Albino(1.0) x Raptor(0.1)=?
Emerald Albino(1.0) x Tremper Albino(0.1)=?

I bought all of these to keep us pets but I'm curious to see as what I could get if I decided to breed them. Thanks. -Brandon

 

[TheKidWithRearFangs]

Bump. Any help at all would be appreciated. thanks

 

[TheKidWithRearFangs]

BUmp..............

 

[TheKidWithRearFangs]

Bump....................

 

[Srt14292]

Knowing the type of albino that the male is would help greatly, if it is not tremper don't breed them at all.

 

[JordanAng420]

Agreed.

 

[artgecko]

What is an Emerald Albino? do you have pics?

 

[Srt14292]

Stephen, one would assume he means an emerine albino.

 

[artgecko]

thanks Sean, that make sense.

Assuming the male is a Tremper albino...

in the first cross you would get mack snows het emerald & albino - assuming the super snow is not het albino herself. If she IS het tremper albino, you would get some (about 50%) snow albinos.

in the second cross you would get albinos, het for emerald and het for Raptor.

in the 3rd they would be albino, het for emerald.

 

[Srt14292]

het for emerald.

I was to understand this was a polygenic morph.

 

[TheKidWithRearFangs]

Sorry for the confusion guys. The male is an albino emerine. So what would I get if I paired it with each of my females, and why shouldn't I breed it if the male isn't tremper? Thanks guys

 

[robin]

I was to understand this was a polygenic morph.

it is, no such thing as het emerine.

 

[TheKidWithRearFangs]

Bump.....Sorry for the confusion