Yellowbelly or not video :)

Here is a video that we made to determine if there is a YB gene in our Pinstripe or Lesser, since the babies that we hatched (the normals) don't look normal at all :D.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeq_QyMCnys

Hope some of you experienced guys might help us figure out what is going on here :).

Definitely 2 yb (at least) in that clutch 100% sure. I think its in the pin parent personally.

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The vid isn't playing (i'm on tapatalk). Anyone got a direct youtube link?

Here is the direct link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeq_QyMCnys

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Originally Posted by ball-nut

Definitely 2 yb (at least) in that clutch 100% sure. I think its in the pin parent personally.

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Can you please point which morphes can be YB? Or you are talking about the "normals" :D?

Normals are YB

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That direct link still doesn't work for me lol.

Do you have a url?

Maybe this will work:
http://youtu.be/Oeq_QyMCnys

:D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeq_...e_gdata_player

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Ok wow, thats very interesting!

My guess is that the sire's mom was a YB. Since she was an import the breeder may not have known. She might have been lower quality. So i'm guessing you have a low expression YB Lesser male.

For the babies:
The first two normals, i would call YB. Maybe they're a different gene in that same complex, but they look exactly like a lot YB's ive seen. The two lessers looks like lesser YB's to me. I wouldn't call them that for sure, but they don't look JUST lesser to me. The kingpins i can't really say bc i don't really have much experience with that morph or pin combos in general. That last male with the busiest pattern does sorta look like theres another gene at play. Idk for sure though. I would breed the sire to a few normals to see what you hatch out!

Very interesting results, be sure to keep us updated!

Thanks Mike for help :). We are deffinitelly keeping both "normals" and 1 female lesser (the second one on the video).
Anyone else got some ideas what is going on :).