Just wondering but if say for example you have a 25% chance of macks and a 50% chance of mack hypos and a 25% chance of normals
Does that mean that EACH egg has the chances of that 25% of that years babies will be mack 50% of that years babies will be hypo macks and 25% will be normal

(I know those arnt the correct morphs you would get out of the paring was using it as an example)

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That's right. The dice are rolled for each and every egg separately. The probability is that if you have a hundred offspring, you'll get around 25 macks, 25% mack hypos and 25% normals (although I'm not sure what pairing would GET that, as you'd need two macks to get 75% mack offspring, but you'd expect some super snows too).

So if I have four eggs, I could get all normals - because the coins were flipped for each egg separately and they don't know what the other three eggs are.

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has anybody got Mack Hypo photo who dif will they look then the hypo's?
Hamid

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lol Ssthisto i know you wouldnt get that paring i just couldnt think of any other morphs lol


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This is a Super Hypo Mack Snow





Pic from Capital City Geckos

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tnx very much for the pisc lovly looking gecko.
hamid

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