what type of gene is 'marble'? dominant? co-dominant? recessive? line bred?
by line-bred/co-dominant I'm gonna go by what I know about breeding leopard geckos...
in leopard geckos if you have say a mack snow, mack snow is co-dominant. If you breed two mack snows you get a super snow.
as for line bred, in leopard geckos if you have say a tangerine, tangerine is line bred to be orange and patternless. The more you breed tangerine to tangerine, the more orange the offspring will be.
back to marbled convicts/hrp's.
From what I've heard, if you have two marbled convicts that are pretty much just pink but have some small flecks of black (from the marble gene) you can breed them over a few generations to get some with intense patterning.
I'm just wondering how this gene is passed. As I said in a previous post, one thing I'd like to try is hybridizing a marbled convict/hrp with a t-bar/sajica.
probably would go with the hrp, they're supposedly less aggressive and they have more color. I know Jeff Rapps has both marble hrps and convicts.
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by line-bred/co-dominant I'm gonna go by what I know about breeding leopard geckos...
in leopard geckos if you have say a mack snow, mack snow is co-dominant. If you breed two mack snows you get a super snow.
as for line bred, in leopard geckos if you have say a tangerine, tangerine is line bred to be orange and patternless. The more you breed tangerine to tangerine, the more orange the offspring will be.
back to marbled convicts/hrp's.
From what I've heard, if you have two marbled convicts that are pretty much just pink but have some small flecks of black (from the marble gene) you can breed them over a few generations to get some with intense patterning.
I'm just wondering how this gene is passed. As I said in a previous post, one thing I'd like to try is hybridizing a marbled convict/hrp with a t-bar/sajica.
probably would go with the hrp, they're supposedly less aggressive and they have more color. I know Jeff Rapps has both marble hrps and convicts.
pictures belong to their respected owners