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    recessive x recessive

    ok well lets say I cross an albino with an axanthic. how would calculate.. my guess is 50% het albie and 50% het fer axanthic.. am I corect?
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    Re: recessive x recessive

    Quote Originally Posted by SamuraiZr0 View Post
    ok well lets say I cross an albino with an axanthic. how would calculate.. my guess is 50% het albie and 50% het fer axanthic.. am I corect?
    If you bred an albino to an axanthic, then you would have all double het axanthic albinos (100% het for axanthic and 100% het for albino.)
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    Re: recessive x recessive

    Quote Originally Posted by SamuraiZr0 View Post
    ok well lets say I cross an albino with an axanthic. how would calculate.. my guess is 50% het albie and 50% het fer axanthic.. am I corect?
    That depends, if you are talking about a homozygous (visible) albino X a homozygous axanthic the babies would be normal looking 100% double het for axanthic and albino or as some people say 100% het snow.

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    Re: recessive x recessive

    see that's what I thought.. and I was gonna say that but something in me said that's wrong lol
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    Re: recessive x recessive

    Visibly normal but 100% DH for Albino AND Axanthic. Breed two of these DH sibs together and you have a 1/16 shot for an Albino Axanthic I believe. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

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    Re: recessive x recessive

    I guess Scotty does know. lol. You are correct.
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    Re: recessive x recessive

    Slightly off topic, but how much concern is there with inbreeding?

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