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What would you breed to het ghost female?
I like earthtone animals with reduced pattern. I was playing around on Genetics wizard a bit...How do ghost combos work? What would you breed her to?
Obviously I know very little about genetics but, I'm learning! Just playing around with the idea.
Random pic of said girl (Indy) Yes, this photo has been manipulated!
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-l...2520%25234.jpg
Chloe
0.1 Het Hypo- Indy
The cup is useful because of it's emptiness
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Whatever it was would have to be het ghost or you would be wasting your time. It would all depend on what you have to breed or if your buying what you have to spend.
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anything that is hypo or het hypo
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Honeybees have a cool look to them so do hypo pins. Or you could go for the hypo spinner.
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I would breed her to a fire hypo or pastel hypo but those are not really earthtones lol.
How about a lesser hypo or lesser het hypo male? Lesser's are pretty earth toned imo and you can find a nice reduced one if youre patient and look hard.
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Like the post above me have said, something HYPO/HET HYPO.
The only way that you have the potential to hatch 'Visual Hypo' offspring is to breed the HET HYPO female with a HYPO or HET HYPO male. If you were to breed your 0.1 HET HYPO with 1.0 HYPO all of your non-visual offspring would be 100% HETS. If you bred HET HYPO X HET HYPO any non-visual offspring would be Possible HETS.
If I had a HET HYPO female near or at breeding size I'd be pairing her with either an Enchi Pastel Hypo or like mike said something Hypo Fire. If she was just a hatchling you have lots of time to decide.
I've never said HYPO som many times in 1 post... HYPO HYPO HYPO
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First thing it depends on your budget, second it depends on what you like, you need to breed something het hypo or something hypo to your female to produce hypos or hypo combos.
This will help you grasp the basics http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...Basic-Genetics
My favorite hypo combo: Hypo Enchi
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Well, this probably won't do any breeding for a few years, at least. I'm still a kid. Also little Indy is only 500 grams.
So if I bred her to a cheaper morph, like a spider, I wouldn't get any Hypos because it is reccessive. But I would still have a chance of getting more het ghost, spiders and normals, and there wouldn't be any spider het hypos?
Chloe
0.1 Het Hypo- Indy
The cup is useful because of it's emptiness
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Re: What would you breed to het ghost female?
 Originally Posted by Capray
Well, this probably won't do any breeding for a few years, at least. I'm still a kid. Also little Indy is only 500 grams.
So if I bred her to a cheaper morph, like a spider, I wouldn't get any Hypos because it is reccessive. But I would still have a chance of getting more het ghost, spiders and normals, and there wouldn't be any spider het hypos? 
Is Indy a normal? (Saw your sig)
- If so there is no way you can get anything visually recessive from her, ever. She does not carry the genes for it.
- The only way you could get HETs or Possible Hets is if you bred her to a male ie Spider Het Hypo, or Hypo Spider... Then you could raise one of the female offspring in attempts to make Hypos. (If you were to choose this route I would start with a Hypo male to avoid offspring being possible hets)
Personally, if you are set on Hypos. I would pick up a female Hypo, raise her up and go from there.
Last edited by el8ch; 09-12-2012 at 11:00 AM.
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Re: What would you breed to het ghost female?
If Indy is het hypo and you breed her to a spider, you'll get 25% normals, 25% spiders, 25% het hypos, and 25% spider het hypos. No visual hypos. The only way to know which spider offspring are het hypo would be to prove them out with another hypo or het hypo.
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