Vanilla Cream

I've been having great fun playing with the WOBP genetic wizard, planning hopeful future pairings... But this one has me stumped.

The pairing I entered is a Vanilla Cream (Vanilla Fire) x Pewter (Pastel Cinnamon), with the goal being to produce more Vanilla Creams, and also Vanilla Cinnamon Fires.

However, this is what I got:

12.50%	Fire
12.50%	Firemon
12.50%	Firefly
12.50%	Fire Pewter
12.50%	Vanilla
12.50%	Cinnamon Vanilla
12.50%	Pastel Vanilla
12.50%	Pewter Vanilla

Am I missing something? :confusd: Is there some reason why this pairing couldn't potentially produce Vanilla Creams or Vanilla Cinnamon Fires? Can the parent not pass along both vanilla and fire genes for some reason?

Since fire and vanilla are allelic, a vanilla cream acts like a super. So all offspring will be at least fire or vanilla, but that animal can't recreate itself.

If you want to produce cream combos, you will need to pair it with a fire combo or vanilla combo.

Personally? I don't want to be the one who has to correctly identify fire vs vanilla. I would pair a super vanilla combo or super fire combo, that way there is no guess work and babies will be easy to identify.

Ahhh, another allelic pair of genes, like Mojave/Mystic. Gotcha. :gj:

That is an excellent suggestion, thanks! With the added benefit of every baby being at least a vanilla cream.

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Originally Posted by KitaCat

Ahhh, another allelic pair of genes, like Mojave/Mystic. Gotcha. :gj:

That is an excellent suggestion, thanks! With the added benefit of every baby being at least a vanilla cream.

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Well, not ALL but a high percentage should be. :)

Vanilla cream x super fire
1/2 cream
1/2 super fire

Vanilla cream x super vanilla
1/2 cream
1/2 super vanilla

Oh, I was thinking of a super fire x super vanilla. :) the super on just one side would definitely be the more affordable choice.