can i get some black convicts out of the pair of pinks i have?? and there not related by all means to if that makes a differences. i mean they came from 2 different LFS. so is it possiable to get blacks out of the 2 pinks i ahve or just all pink??
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ooo its almost day 4 of them being eggs and there dark brownish with a black dot. and pics comming later today.
well i want to keep atleast one fry so feed as mych to my oscar then keep one or 2 in the main tank with the parents tell there bout 1 inche to 1.5 inche then in with the oscar.
If pink is not dyed colors into them and is not recessive the chances are that you make zebra convict. Try making a punett square with your data and study.
Nope. Go look up Punnet Squares. It's not difficult material. We learned this crap in freshman year of high school when I was 14. I'm sure even you could wrap your mind around the concept of basic genetics. It's not that difficult. But because I know you won't look it up...
NM = normal coloration
pk = recessive coloration (pink)
In order to show the recessive coloration, the fish must be homologous for the trait. (pk_pk)
Your fish would both be (pk_pk) since they both show the recessive color.
Punnet Square:
pk pk
pk pk_pk pk_pk
pk pk_pk pk_pk
Go read a book.
NM = normal coloration
pk = recessive coloration (pink)
In order to show the recessive coloration, the fish must be homologous for the trait. (pk_pk)
Your fish would both be (pk_pk) since they both show the recessive color.
Punnet Square:
pk pk
pk pk_pk pk_pk
pk pk_pk pk_pk
Go read a book.
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