Raptor Genes

[LeopardGeckoMom52688]

I have read several post. Here is what I have and what I am breeding this year. I have a male tremper 100% het raptor. I am breeding him two 2 100% het raptors. And a tremper albino and possibly if she grows enough a little raptor. Now would I be better off saving a male and breeding him back to my raptor female and or my two hets depending on his mother. I don't want to in breed so I wouldn't breed him back to his mom and I don't want to keep another female beacause I would have to breed her back to her dad. Thanks!

 

[godzillizard]

the (R)aptor exists only because of in-breeding! I would get some afghanicus females if you want to avoid line-breeding, cause most of the Aptors/het Raptors share a common ancestry--you could also use females produced from a Redstripe X Reverse stripe albino (patternless stripe) project and you'd hatch some raptors--they'd be less related than if you cross "original recipe" (R)aptor hets

A Raptor male bred to Afghanicus females would give you VERY healthy outcrossed normals 100% 'het' Raptor. Or you could even cross 2 'patternless stripes' and hatch some "Raptors"...it really depends on how un-related you want your line to be to everyone elses...you can make "patternless stripe albinos with eclipse eyes" in a number of ways...