Het. .?. Het. .?.

Hi, I am using the Genetic WIzard on World of Ball pythons and I got a result that confused me. Apparently the result of a Genetic Stripe x Axanthic would be 100%: Het. Axanthic Het. Genetic Stripe.

So what would the visuals of this be? A mix of the two? Like an axanthic genetic stripe?

Also, a G. Stripe with a pastel would be 50% pastel het. genetic stripe. I think that would be the visuals of a pastel with g stripe genes?

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Originally Posted by Cortland V.

Hi, I am using the Genetic WIzard on World of Ball pythons and I got a result that confused me. Apparently the result of a Genetic Stripe x Axanthic would be 100%: Het. Axanthic Het. Genetic Stripe.

So what would the visuals of this be? A mix of the two? Like an axanthic genetic stripe?

Also, a G. Stripe with a pastel would be 50% pastel het. genetic stripe. I think that would be the visuals of a pastel with g stripe genes?

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Genetic Stripe x Axanthic = Normal het axanthic het genetic stripe. (normal looking)
It is a double het since both parents are different recessive genes. Both parents need both genes to make a visual axanthic g-stripe.

When you breed the normal double het offspring, you can get axanthic genetic stripes since both individuals carry both genes.



And yes. A G-stripe x Pastel = Normal het G-stripe and Pastel het G-stripe. That pastel will carry the Gstripe gene, but will look pastel.

The 100% double hets will look like normals, and the pastel het g-stripes will just look like pastels. Is that what you are asking?

Edit: Ha! Nikki beat me!

Any visual recessive to anything besides another het will give you 100% hets. If you breed 2 recessives you get double hets you breed them together and you can get axanthics, g stripes and axanthic g stripes you have a 25% chance of getting a single visual in a het to het and a 1/16 Chance of hitting the double visual