patternless tremper albino mack snow/high yellow

[Heraskeeper]

im breeding my male patternless tremper albino mack snow, with my high yellow( giant baised on her current size) is it still possible to get more 100% patternless tremper albino mack snows? if so what are my changes of getting what? will they mix? will i get one or the other? im new to genetics so i need someone to lay it out for me if they dont mind.

 

[Halley]

with my high yellow( giant baised on her current size)

Technically speaking Giant isn’t necessarily a size, but a "gene". I have a few geckos that are technically giant size, but do not carry the giant "gene". However some people to believe the giant “gene” to just be a line breed trait. But I think most people would disagree if you called her a giant.

is it still possible to get more 100% patternless tremper albino mack snows? if so what are my changes of getting what? will they mix? will i get one or the other? im new to genetics so i need someone to lay it out for me if they dont mind.

If you breed a High Yellow to a Mack Snow Tremper Patternless you will get
50% Mack Snow, het Tremper, het Patternless
50% Normal, het Tremper, het Patternless

 

[Heraskeeper]

so there is no possibility of getting a hatchling like him?

 

[ataber]

nope just snows and normals both het for tremper and patternless

 

[Heraskeeper]

50% Mack Snow, het Tremper, het Patternless


so hypotheticaly if i mated 2 geckos with these genetic make-ups what would i get then? (not suggesting imbredding im just trying to understand what the het's are for)

 

[jmlslayer]

If you want you can breed the offspring to either mom or dad to get the traits you want

 

[Paco]

You don't need to back breed. There are plenty of breeders out there working wth the genetics you have. Look around and you should be able to find a female with the genetics you are looking for. A Snow dh Patternless and Tremper would work and be the least expensive. Otherwise try and find another Snow Albino Patternless.

 

[jmlslayer]

Why buy when he can make his own?
either why you wont get what you want till next season..... hatchling wise that is.

 

[Heraskeeper]

Time isn't the issue really just trying to figure out how it works. the first season i plan on incubating them as females but ive read some things say mack snows arent typical of other geckos in the sense that u cant incubate them at a certain tempature and expect females, is this true? ive also read that inbreeding patternless albinos can also leave u with infertile males? any truths to these myths? Thank you all for the replies.

 

[Heraskeeper]

ok i think i have the hang of this. if i mate a M.S. .het patternless het tremper with the father then theres a 25% change i could get what want right? if its true mack snow is a co-dominant trait, might i perhaps even end up with a super snow p.t.a.? sorry for all the questions, i've just watched my female grow for a long time and now that breeding is in sight i'm getting very "antsy in the pantsy" with all the possibilities of genetic morphs!