Is this correct? Theoretical breeding of double co-dom gene.

Say you have a lemon blast and it's bred with a normal. Since it has two dom./co-dom. genes, the resultant offspring can be:

25% normal, 25% pastel, 25% pinstripe, 25% lemon blast.

However, say it's bred with a single co-dom., a mojave in this case, resulting in

12.5% normal, 12.5% mojave, 12.5% pastel, 12.5% pastave, 12.5% pinstripe, 12.5% pinstripe x mojave, 12.5% lemon blast, 12.5% lemon blast x mojave.

I'm considering buying a male (to breed with my female mojave) and wish to ensure I understand it correctly.

Thanks!

edit: I realized that a pinstripe is a dominant and there's no known super. Not letting me correct my title, though.

yeah u got the odds right.

now shoot for them and send me 2!!! :)