How can there be an Albino het RAPTOR?

[Taquiq]

The only explanation I can think of is a Albino x RAPTOR=
100% Albino
50% het Patternless Eclipse
Would the Albino also go in the genotype? If not how can there be an Albino het RAPTOR?

Also. A patternless stripe. Is it recessive?

 

[paulh]

Short answer: an albino het raptor is an albino leopard gecko that had a raptor for one parent.

For what a raptor is, see http://www.leopardgeckowiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=RAPTOR

 

[Taquiq]

So it's an Albino het Patternless Eclipse?

 

[AlexB]

actually it is an albino het eclipse, the "patternless" in raptor refers to patternless stripe, and refers to pattern (the combination of stripe and reverse stripe, and one "cancels" the other so thats why the gecko apears patternless), and has nohing to be with murphy's patternless morph, an albino, murphy's patternless eclipse is an ember, not a raptor

 

[Srt14292]

+1 With alex.

 

[Taquiq]

So it's basically an Albino het Eclipse with a Patternless Stripe pattern?

 

[Taquiq]

So whats ever in the phenotype is in the genotype to?

 

[Tommy13b]

Phenotype is what you see, Genotype are the traits.

 

[Taquiq]

I know that. So Albino het RAPTOR, Albino is in the genotype and phenotype?

 

[Tony C]

Yes. Anything expressed in the phenotype is also in the genotype, but what is in the genotype is not necessarily expressed in the phenotype.

 

[StatikStepz]

Yes. Anything expressed in the phenotype is also in the genotype, but what is in the genotype is not necessarily expressed in the phenotype.

+1

(saying it like that makes it sound like it would be a riddle of some sorts... or something that Johnny Depp would say in that new Willy Wonka movie, lol)

 

[Taquiq]

Ok that clears if up. Thanks