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  • 01-01-2012, 12:40 PM
    codymchenry
    Can someone tell me what babies I can expect?
    I am breeding a male: ghost motley stripe and a female: Anery het snow and im not sure what I can expect? Thanks Alot!
  • 01-03-2012, 11:04 PM
    drama x
    Re: Can someone tell me what babies I can expect?
    Alot of people dont know this trick and its to hard to explain so heres a link to help you out.

    http://www.vmsherp.com/LCGenetics101.htm
  • 01-05-2012, 09:31 AM
    Jay_Bunny
    Really, it depends on what each is carrying. I bred a snow female to a normal male just to produce some hets and turns out the male was het for snow all along and I produced some snows.

    Most corn morphs are simple recessive, so if yours do not have any unknown hets, then you should get all anery het for stripe, motley, and hypo, and possibly het for amel.....I think.
  • 01-05-2012, 11:32 AM
    RobNJ
    Re: Can someone tell me what babies I can expect?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Jay_Bunny View Post
    Really, it depends on what each is carrying. I bred a snow female to a normal male just to produce some hets and turns out the male was het for snow all along and I produced some snows.

    Most corn morphs are simple recessive, so if yours do not have any unknown hets, then you should get all anery het for stripe, motley, and hypo, and possibly het for amel.....I think.

    That sounds right, I haven't kept corns in a while and am a bit rusty though.

    You can always check out the corn calculator on Ian's Vivarium web page.
  • 01-05-2012, 11:55 AM
    adamjeffery
    in my experience almost all corns will have some hidden hets. so you have good chances at also producing ghosts and snows, motley is quite popular as well but doesnt pop up as often as the other 2.
    adam jeffery

    in the last twelve years of breeding corns ive only had a few clutches that a surprise gene didnt pop up.
  • 01-08-2012, 10:44 AM
    SSCorns
    Male: Ghost, Motley ( Anery, Hypo, Motley ) het Stripe

    Female: Anery het Amel

    Phenotype:

    100.0% Anery het Hypo, Motley or Stripe 50% poss het. Amel

    Genotype:

    25.0% Anery het Hypo, Stripe
    25.0% Anery het Hypo, Motley
    25.0% Anery het Amel, Hypo, Stripe
    25.0% Anery het Amel, Hypo, Motley
  • 01-19-2012, 08:44 PM
    bill.allred
    pair the striped babies together when they grow up and you might get some nice coral snow stripes
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