66% het albino/50% het pied x 66% het albino/50% het pied

Hello everyone i was thinking of getting a female 66% het albino/50% het pied and a male 66% het albino/50% het pied what would the off springs be if i breed them together?

IFthey proved out:

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You really wouldn't be able to tell until you try breeding them. They're either het for those traits or not. There are a ton of different scenarios if you plug in the possibilities for the parents, but that's a rather exhausting list.

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Originally Posted by Slashmaster

There are a ton of different scenarios if you plug in the possibilities for the parents, but that's a rather exhausting list.

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I started typing one out and got tired of it...

The possibilities... or at least some of them
Het Albino/Pied x Het Albino/Pied
Het Albino/Pied x Het Albino
Het Albino/Pied x Het Pied
Het Albino/Pied x Normal
Het Albino x Het Albino/Pied
Het Albino x Het Albino
Het Albino x Het Pied
Het Albino x Normal
Het Pied x Het Albino/Pied
Het Pied x Het Albino
Het Pied x Het Pied
Het Pied x Normal
Normal x Het Albino/Pied
Normal x Het Albino
Normal x Het Pied
Normal x Normal

Don't you just love poss hets? :rofl:

Yeah i know its hard to exactly know what i'd get since there HET but i was just wondering what could happen i did the genetics thing but i didn't know if the 66% and 55% would change the numbers that much

The percentages just mean that there's a 66/50% of it actually being het. It's either het or not, you don't know till you breed it :D

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

IFthey proved out:

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Key word is IF both prove out.

There are a few scenario that would all give you different outcomes

Worse case scenario they don't prove out and you get a clutch of normals

One might prove to be DH Albino Pied while the other one turn out to be a normal.

They might both prove out to be het albino but not het pied or they might both prove out to be het pied but not het albino.

One could be Het Pied the other one be Het Albino

etc

It could be a LONG road to figure it all out, with many years of breeding and a lot of animal to hold back.

If I was in your situation I would get a 100% DH Albino Pied male and a few possible females but I would not get a possible male and possible females.

yeah its just a what if situations and he wants $160 for them both male is breedable female is a juvi.He said male just produced pied and albinos.But i just found out i can make it to the reptile show so i think i'll just go to the show instead lol

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Originally Posted by Slashmaster

I started typing one out and got tired of it...

The possibilities... or at least some of them
Het Albino/Pied x Het Albino/Pied
Het Albino/Pied x Het Albino
Het Albino/Pied x Het Pied
Het Albino/Pied x Normal
Het Albino x Het Albino/Pied
Het Albino x Het Albino
Het Albino x Het Pied
Het Albino x Normal
Het Pied x Het Albino/Pied
Het Pied x Het Albino
Het Pied x Het Pied
Het Pied x Normal
Normal x Het Albino/Pied
Normal x Het Albino
Normal x Het Pied
Normal x Normal

Don't you just love poss hets? :rofl:

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Again :confused::confused::confused::confused:
IF they are bought as HET Albino AND HET Pied, it would be very safe to say there are only NORMAL, Albino, and Pied in the mix. They are double het and you can really only have the outcomes I listed """IF""" they were to prove.
ALSO they might not prove on the first or second clutch but I wouldnt go for a third unless you have nothing better to do;)