Predicting Morphs from breeding

[fubar]

Hi,

Does anyone know of any website or link that allows you to predict the results from a pairing of leos, eg if you breed 'x' with 'y' you get ......

I have a male tremper albino and have 3 young ladies for him, but not until they are much bigger, i'm just wondering what the pairings would result in?

Also I have considered getting an adult female for him to breed with next year, as I dont want to breed the 'girls' until the year after, so that they are fully up to strength, any ideas on what I could cross him with?

Thanks,

[Big Red One]

folks in genetics section would be better answering this, if you put up your leo's morphs...

But lookup 'Love Gecko's' they have a pretty good calculator on their site

[talladder]

I came across this site the other day.
Markus Jayne, Ball pythons | ball python breeders | ballpython.ca

It's still under construction but if you have a look around you'll come accross a couple of niffty but basic guides like this one >

Markus Jayne, Ball pythons | ballpython.ca

[Nodders]

Originally Posted by talladder

I came across this site the other day.
Markus Jayne, Ball pythons | ball python breeders | ballpython.ca

It's still under construction but if you have a look around you'll come accross a couple of niffty but basic guides like this one >

Markus Jayne, Ball pythons | ballpython.ca

I don't see any leopard gecko's there

[StevetheSnake]

The same rules still apply whether its a ball python or whether its a leo. A morph is either recessive, dominant or codominant and if you can read up on how these types work with one another you can apply it any animal. And remember, the %'s you work out are only theoretical and not definite. A breeder i know of recently produced 8 pastel royals from 8 eggs from a normal to a pastel breeding. Theoretically he should have got 50% (4) pastels as codominant to a normal gene should produce 50% of each.