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    Het Albino x Het Albino

    If I breed a het albino x het albino, on average 25% will appear albino(homozygous), and all will be het albino? Correct me please!

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    25% albino
    50% het albino
    25% normal

    problem is you can't tell what is het and what is not. so we have to call them 66% possible hets. chance of them being het is 66% (50%:25%)

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    Re: Het Albino x Het Albino

    Ok so how can I be sure the two I am looking at are het for albino? The breeder is telling me they came from a albino x het or possible het albino. Does one parent being albino make all offspring het albino? I am so confused! LOL!

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    Re: Het Albino x Het Albino

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    Ok so how can I be sure the two I am looking at are het for albino? The breeder is telling me they came from a albino x het or possible het albino. Does one parent being albino make all offspring het albino? I am so confused! LOL!
    short answer: yes

    Genes comes in pairs of two. When baby snakes are coming to be, each parent gives 1 gene each. Albino is homozygous which means both genes are the same. so the albino parent has to give an albino gene no matter what.

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    Re: Het Albino x Het Albino

    Thanks so much!

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    Re: Het Albino x Het Albino

    Quote Originally Posted by caughdl View Post
    Ok so how can I be sure the two I am looking at are het for albino? The breeder is telling me they came from a albino x het or possible het albino. Does one parent being albino make all offspring het albino? I am so confused! LOL!
    Yes and to be sure you need to buy from a TRUSTED breeder.
    Deborah Stewart


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