Genetics wizard

[OneFootedAce]

http://www.geneticswizard.com/f_Genetics_Querybuilder.asp

so i kinda asked this question before, and got some answers but i cant find the thread, and i have another question anyways...so first i tried it out with 2 different traits, and i managed to do it...but how would you do it with 3 or more? what are the steps, can you break it down? im trying it out with a male tang enigma X female mack snow.

thanks in advance

 

[OneFootedAce]

...anyone?

 

[gangstar]

Tang Het.Enigma x Mack Snow
25% WT
25% Mack Snow,
25% Enigma,
25% Mack Snow Enigma,

Tang Homo.Enigma x Mack Snow
50% Enigma,
50% Mack Snow Enigma,

 

[BlackDiamondGeckos]

http://www.geneticswizard.com/f_Genetics_Querybuilder.asp

so i kinda asked this question before, and got some answers but i cant find the thread, and i have another question anyways...so first i tried it out with 2 different traits, and i managed to do it...but how would you do it with 3 or more? what are the steps, can you break it down? im trying it out with a male tang enigma X female mack snow.

thanks in advance

ok so...

What I would do, because the tang is a linebred gene and its not that the offspring either have it or don't, but rather it's a gradient- I leave it out. That leaves enigma x mack snow. And you know how to do 2. From those offspring assume that all will show some tang- the color will vary.

For 3 it's actually the same as 2, just expanded one more time. Assume you had a tremper enigma x mack snow. Now you really have 3 that you can work with. So...

• Choose 3, click build
• Type in Snow, Tremper, and Enigma
• For the male choose WT, Homozygous, Het.
• For female choose Het., WT, WT.
• You can go back and click Codominant for Snow, and Dominant for Enigma (doesn't really matter)
• Click Ask, and voila, there it is.

 

[OneFootedAce]

k awesome, but for enigmas, how do you know if theres 1 or 2 alleles present(to know if its het or homozygous)?

ok so...

What I would do, because the tang is a linebred gene and its not that the offspring either have it or don't, but rather it's a gradient- I leave it out. That leaves enigma x mack snow. And you know how to do 2. From those offspring assume that all will show some tang- the color will vary.

For 3 it's actually the same as 2, just expanded one more time. Assume you had a tremper enigma x mack snow. Now you really have 3 that you can work with. So...

• Choose 3, click build
• Type in Snow, Tremper, and Enigma
• For the male choose WT, Homozygous, Het.
• For female choose Het., WT, WT.
• You can go back and click Codominant for Snow, and Dominant for Enigma (doesn't really matter)
• Click Ask, and voila, there it is.

 

[BlackDiamondGeckos]

I just assume they're het. You're not supposed to breed enigma x enigma. Usually breeders have the lineage on the site or if you ask them I'm sure they'll be more than happy to look it up and let you know.

 

[OneFootedAce]

I just assume they're het. You're not supposed to breed enigma x enigma. Usually breeders have the lineage on the site or if you ask them I'm sure they'll be more than happy to look it up and let you know.

kay awesome, thanks for all the help again!!

 

[OneFootedAce]

what would you enter for something like a RAPTOR...would you just enter each gene in as seperate ones?
So
Eclipse
TAlbino
paternless
orange
or what?

 

[BlackDiamondGeckos]

Raptor= Tremper Eclipse (pretty much genetically)

 

[OneFootedAce]

k so just put those two genes in?

 

[BlackDiamondGeckos]

ya

 

[OneFootedAce]

ya

what is eclipse? is it dominant rec, codom?

 

[BlackDiamondGeckos]

recessive