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    Re: Recent Mussurana Pics

    Nice. The iridescence even shows in the pics, they must be stunning in person in full light.

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    Re: Recent Mussurana Pics

    Quote Originally Posted by Blackyote View Post
    Pardon the ignorant questions, but does that mean each egg has a 25% chance of being pied, with a pied x normal pairing?
    No, the normal would have a 0% chance of passing on the gene, while the pied would have a 50% chance of passing on the gene.
    The punnett square would look like this (with one parent being Pp and the other pp) if "P" = pied and "p" = normal allele. Sorry I couldn't figure out how to get the parents' alleles on the top and side of the p. square where they belong.

    Pp pp
    Pp pp
    So we get 50% Pp and 50% pp, or 50% pied and 50% normal.

    A homozygous pied or super pied with 2 pied alleles (homo = same) would produce all pieds when bred to a normal. (PP x pp)
    Pp Pp
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    Re: Recent Mussurana Pics

    Quote Originally Posted by Raven01 View Post
    Nice. The iridescence even shows in the pics, they must be stunning in person in full light.
    Thanks! They really are stunning. Every time I see the male after a shed he is ridiculously black... like oil and very iridescent.
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    Re: Recent Mussurana Pics

    Thanks, Chris! That clears things up for me. I knew I needed a refresher on punnett squares but I was having difficulty finding a site that just... showed me one. XD
    0.1 Normal "Vera"
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    Guinness looks great Blackyote I'm just going to have to live vicariously through you guys until I finally get my own Mussurana.

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