Did i understood well? Which babies will i get?

[hikki]

Hey, i've read some books and i think i understood how it works with the basic morphs... The "classic morph" is dominant, all the high yellow & all the tangerine are derivated from classic and therefore are dominant too. My male is a bell albinos.

Bell Albinos + Classic = Classic het albinos
Bell Albinos + High Yellow = High Yellow het albinos
Bell Albinos + Hybino = Hybino?

Well for the HY & the Classic, there's no doubt, but the one i've been told it's a hybino, she's got some black dots... Very few but still some. The albinos male also got some on his tail...

 

[steve_gecko23]

yeah your right all would be hets for bell

 

[hikki]

Unless my male parents were both studios, in that case I wouldn't get het, I would get albinos... Right? What about black dots on albinos?

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[DrCarrotTail]

I'm not sure what a studio is?

As long as the Hybino is Bell albino you'd be right. Albinos are hypomelanistic so their spots would be purple or brownish, not black. The spotting is polygenic and would vary based on the genetic predisposition of the parents.

 

[hikki]

Not studio, albinos.. Sorry, Swype keyboard! As said they do have few black spotted, even the male which is an albinos for sure... So albino still can have black dots?

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[DrCarrotTail]

Two of the same type of albinos (Bell, Tremper, or Rainwater) will produce albinos. If they are different types they will produce all normal babies. Like I said, albinos are hypomelanistic so they can't have black spots since the gene will make black look brown or purpleish.

 

[hikki]

Then it's essentially dark brown..? I'll try to take a pic, the make a black dots line on its tail... That's what I saw...

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[DrCarrotTail]

Hard to say without a picture but its either very dark brown or not an albino.

 

[hikki]

Can't take new pic now as he's sleeping.

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