BEL + Pinstripe, lemme see if I get that right

Python genetics doing my head-in :rolleye2:

Trying ..... and trying .. and trying some more to understand that :rolleyes:

A BEL (Lesser / Lesser) bred with a Pinstripe.

Am I right in thinking, that this should produce

25% Lesser
25% Kingpin
25% Pastel Kingping
25% Pinstripes

?

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Originally Posted by JibbaJabba

Python genetics doing my head-in :rolleye2:

Trying ..... and trying .. and trying some more to understand that :rolleyes:

A BEL (Lesser / Lesser) bred with a Pinstripe.

Am I right in thinking, that this should produce

25% Lesser
25% Kingpin
25% Pastel Kingping
25% Pinstripes

?

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Take another shot at it. Where did the pastel come from?

Because the BEL is a super form.. If you just take it to the PinStripe"

MALE: Super Mojave
FEMALE: Pinstripe


50%: Mojave
50%: Mojave, Pinstripe

A super lesser produces 100% lessers, so:
50% lesser pins
50% lessers

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Originally Posted by Twisted Reptiles

Take another shot at it. Where did the pastel come from?

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I think I got confused by this. I thought pinstripes are Pastel ?

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Originally Posted by mykee

A super lesser produces 100% lessers, so:
50% lesser pins
50% lessers

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Lesser Pin = Kingpin I suppose ?

So 50% Kingpins and 50% Lessers ?:please:

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Originally Posted by JibbaJabba

Lesser Pin = Kingpin I suppose ?

So 50% Kingpins and 50% Lessers ?:please:

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Correct.

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Originally Posted by LGL

Correct.

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Awesome ... both lovely and good potential ...

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Originally Posted by JibbaJabba

I thought pinstripes are Pastel ?

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Pinstripes are their own stand-alone gene. It's dominant, like spider. Unless someone has proved differently and I missed it. :weirdface

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Originally Posted by wax32

Pinstripes are their own stand-alone gene. It's dominant, like spider. Unless someone has proved differently and I missed it. :weirdface

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Nah makes sense now .. nothing specific in Berrys book or google for that matter so it was actually quite clear that it is a stand-alone gene - but since I am new to this I wanted to make sure ...

As for pastel - I think this post just confused me a bit and I made a wrong assumption : http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...6&postcount=12. I am sure he meant breeding Pastel + Pinstripe - at least this is what I think now :D