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If you buy recessive morphs, you will ONLY get normals in the first generation unless you buy a pair of animals with the same genes - either hets or homozygous (for example, if you bought a Tremper Blazing Blizzard and bred it to a Tremper Patternless Albino, you'd get all albinos het Blizzard and Patternless - and if you bred a Blazing Blizzard to a Patternless Het Albino, you'd get some albinos het blizzard and patternless, some normals het albino, blizzard and patternless.) Recessive genes are: Bell Albino Tremper Albino Las Vegas/Rainwater Albino Patternless Blizzard Eclipse (solid black or ruby eyes) Co-dominant genes will make some visual animals in the first generation. Super snow and Mack snow are the same morph, but in different strengths - a mack snow is "het" for the gene, and a super snow is homozygous. Both of these can produce Mack Snows no matter what they are bred to. Codominant/incomplete genes include: Mack Snow Hypo/Superhypo The best thing to do, really, is make a decision on what you want to MAKE and then buy animals that will make those... or buy animals you LIKE and don't worry about what they MAKE.
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