jack dempsey question

spike38

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That's an amazing looking Jack. The blue gene Jack Dempsey or BGJD for short, is the result of breeding a Electric Blue Jack Dempsey (EBJD) with a normal Jack Dempsey. All their offspring will look the same as a normal Jack but carry the blue gene. If you then breed the BGJD again with an EBJD, you receive a percentage of EBJD. I'm not 100% positive on the percentages but I did read them somewhere.

EBJD x JD = 100% BGJD
EBJD x BGJD = 50% EBJD|25% BGJD|25% JD (you can't tell which are blue genes and which are normal)
BGJD x BGJD = 25% EBJD|25% BGJD|50% JD (you can't tell which are blue genes and which are normal)

Those should be the numbers if I remember correctly... Only way to know for sure is if you breed him with a BGJD female.
Minor correction:naughty:

EBJD x JD = 100% BGJD
EBJD x BGJD = 50% EBJD|50% BGJD
BGJD x BGJD = 25% EBJD|25% BGJD|50% JD (you can't tell which are blue genes and which are normal)

And BTW, He's a beautiful brute.

Spike:grinno:
 

J0ker

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If I am not mistaken, if you breed a BGJD with an EBJD the EBJD needs to be the male for it to work properly.
 
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