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no idea mate but there might me something about it in the genetics forum down the page..
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![]() I gots 1.0.0 Royal python (Snakiei wakieri) - 1.0.0 Staffy cross (mutii doggii) - 0.1.0 Northern inuit (wolfi likii) 1.0.17 tropical fish (fishii wishii) 1.0.0 Whites Tree Frog (Froggeh Woggii) I wants 0.1.0 CWD (chinkii winkii dragonii) - 0.0.?? tropical fish (fishii wishiis)
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Beardies don't have the "Mendelian Genes" that leos, corns, royals etc have. Colours are instead controlled by a lot of genes, that individually make little differences, but when you have a lot of "red" genes or "yellow" genes, you start to notice the differences. A lot of beardies are het for a lot of those genes.
What this means is that if you cross a Red to a Yellow, the babies would be expected to show traits from both parents, but to a lesser extent - e.g. less yellow than one parent, along with less red than the other, but still with a bit of both. Crossing an intense Red with an intense Yellow would give you somewhat duller Orange/Reds. The only genes that I can think of off the top of my head that are Dom/Rec/Co-Dom etc are one of the forms of Hypomelanism/Clear Nails (there is also selectively bred Hypo, just to confuse things) and Albinism. Red/Blood Red is a lot of selective breeding for a lot of "Red" genes; Yellow is selective breeding for a lot of "Yellow" genes. "Snow" is a form of Hypomelanism (either Mendelian or SB), coupled with selective breeding to get rid of any other colour genes, and to reduce the patterning. |
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![]() I gots 1.0.0 Royal python (Snakiei wakieri) - 1.0.0 Staffy cross (mutii doggii) - 0.1.0 Northern inuit (wolfi likii) 1.0.17 tropical fish (fishii wishii) 1.0.0 Whites Tree Frog (Froggeh Woggii) I wants 0.1.0 CWD (chinkii winkii dragonii) - 0.0.?? tropical fish (fishii wishiis)
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