alright its been forever since Ive been breeding anything and I need a refresh on what gets you what as far as het percentage.Break it to me in baby talk baby.For 1 I am wondering if I had a 100 percent het for albino hog nose snake,bread it with a normal female,is their a chance of albino babies.Stuff like that you know,Ive forgotten all that and never really was great with it in the first place.
het questions
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I'm not big on morphs and co dominate and domniate morphs and how they carry on, blah blah blah....
but in order to get a 100% het for albino... the parents would have to be (albino X normal),
that would give you all the offspring looking normal, but carrying the gene for albino
cross two 100% het for albinos together, and you should get some albinos and some normals in the clutch.
in order to get a 66% or 50% het for albino (?) you would cross a 100% het albino with a normal. You wouldnt be able to tell difference between the hets and the non hets...
Hopefully someone with better experiences and better writing skills can explain it....
but in order to get a 100% het for albino... the parents would have to be (albino X normal),
that would give you all the offspring looking normal, but carrying the gene for albino
cross two 100% het for albinos together, and you should get some albinos and some normals in the clutch.
in order to get a 66% or 50% het for albino (?) you would cross a 100% het albino with a normal. You wouldnt be able to tell difference between the hets and the non hets...
Hopefully someone with better experiences and better writing skills can explain it....
only thing off with above is 66% het is a normal looking offspring of a het to het breeding. Het to het would result in 25% albino, 25% normal, and 50% hets(66% of the normal looking offspring).
Should be no albino babies from het to normal, 50% hets, 50% normals.
Should be no albino babies from het to normal, 50% hets, 50% normals.