stkpaintballer
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What would I get from a mack snow male and I just got a Female L2 Lavender 2 1/2 bands Jungle Tang Albino 66% Het Raptor from frankensteinexotics?
What would I get??
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:stars:Is this all one gecko?
If that is all classifying one gecko then it is in essence a Jungle Tremper het raptor with tang & lav influence? That being the case you would get half normals het tremper pos het eclipse with (possibly) varying tang & lav influence, and mack snows het tremper pos het eclipse with (possibly) slight tang & lav influence. All should range from normal bands to jungles. Assuming the mack snow male is normal pattern and has no hets. If i am understanding your new gecko than this should be right if not I blame it on my buddy Jack :main_thumbsup:
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ok some of that made sense to me and some didnt but thank you but how does the being het for raptor mean to its off spring I mean like are some gonna be raptors?
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Srt14292
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No, scott i suggest you read the genetics 101 at the top of the genetics page.
This will explain to you the difference between reccessive and dom - co/incomplete dom.
A raptor is a tremper albino eclipse, tremper albino and eclipse are both reccessive morphs, so you need two copies of the gene to make it visable, so a het raptor, would need either a raptor, or another het raptor for you to get raptor offspring.
As for your gecko question a mack x tremper (66%) het eclipse would result in as Enigmatic said,
50% normal het tremper poss het eclipse
50% mack snow het tremper poss het eclipse.
bearing in mind the gene would show up even more diluted seeing as your are breeding a poss het not a full set as such. so you would have less chance of one of the hatchlings being het for eclipse.
As for the patterns, again in agree with enigmatic, the normals may have some tang/lav influences and the mack may do the same with the more lav. You will have to wait to find out. Hope that made some sence.
This will explain to you the difference between reccessive and dom - co/incomplete dom.
A raptor is a tremper albino eclipse, tremper albino and eclipse are both reccessive morphs, so you need two copies of the gene to make it visable, so a het raptor, would need either a raptor, or another het raptor for you to get raptor offspring.
As for your gecko question a mack x tremper (66%) het eclipse would result in as Enigmatic said,
50% normal het tremper poss het eclipse
50% mack snow het tremper poss het eclipse.
bearing in mind the gene would show up even more diluted seeing as your are breeding a poss het not a full set as such. so you would have less chance of one of the hatchlings being het for eclipse.
As for the patterns, again in agree with enigmatic, the normals may have some tang/lav influences and the mack may do the same with the more lav. You will have to wait to find out. Hope that made some sence.
stkpaintballer
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Yeah some of that made sense to me lol and maybe I am just blind but where is this genetics101? I would like to read it but I can not seem to find it
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