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albino is simple recessive so you'd produce all normals 100% het for albino, when the hets reach breeding weight you'd be in with a fair chance of producing more albinos by breeding the visual albino back to the hets
bumble bee is a patel spider, rather than buyiong one bumblebee i'd say buying a pastel and a spider pair would represent better value, breedgin the two together would give you 25% normal 25% spider 25% pastel 25% bumblebee and whichever one was the male could be mated to as many females as you can find producing 50% fo the visual morph (either spider or pastel) with all females it's bred with. Not to mention the fact you'd still get a lump of change too compared with buying a bumble bee. I thought you had already reserved/paid for /whatever your albino? I remember weeks ago you saying it was only waiting for it to feed. Mason Last edited by sami; 18-08-2007 at 09:10 AM. |
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Guessing you cant just breed a albino to a spider cus that would just be easy any intresting breeding ive considered takes ages
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Yes, any "interesting" breeding involving RECESSIVE genes takes multiple generations. If you restrict yourself to the codominant-type genes (and Royals have LOTS) you can get results in the first generation... but you'll need the money to do it.
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what are the main morphs that are codominant ?
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thanks anyway
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