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    Het wait no poss wait um help

    is it possible to have dh albino/candy

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    Re: Het wait no poss wait um help

    You wouldn't have a wild-type looking snake that is het for both candy and albino (like you can with a double het. albino pied, for instance) because both genes are in the same complex. If you paired a candino with a wild-type, the offspring would be what some refer to as "het. candino," which really means that they are either het. for candy OR albino - not both.

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