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    Super x super

    So... Im a genetics noob right now but this thought popped into my head today.. I know a super x norm = all the supers het form.. I may have used the wrong term there but sure get my drift.. My question.. If i was to buy 2 BELs (lesser x lesser) wat would be the out come.. A mix? Or all BELs..

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    If you bred a Super Lesser to a Super Lesser the entire clutch would be Super Lessers.

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    Re: Super x super

    The genetics wizard has already been posted but basically, 2 supers (which are both homozygous) can ONLY give that gene, and since both do, 100% of your babies will be supers.

    If you used 2 different types of supers, for example a super pastel and a super lesser, things would be different.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sugarbone View Post
    The genetics wizard has already been posted but basically, 2 supers (which are both homozygous) can ONLY give that gene, and since both do, 100% of your babies will be supers.

    If you used 2 different types of supers, for example a super pastel and a super lesser, things would be different.
    So if i had two BELs they would only produce BELS or can u have super lessers that r not BELs
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    Re: Super x super

    Quote Originally Posted by Simplex View Post
    So if i had two BELs they would only produce BELS or can u have super lessers that r not BELs
    super lessers are bels
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