Lavender Albinos and Dreamsicles.
I have a question with Dreamsicle genetics. I have a female Lavender Albino 66% het pied. I know the 66% het is a gamble. Is it a possibility to produce a Dreamsicle (25% chance) by breeding her to a male Lavender Albino het pied? So my thinking is if the female doesn't prove out you still get all Lavender Albinos. I used the genetic calculator on Morph Market, but wasn't sure how accurate it is. Am I thinking about this right?
Re: Lavender Albinos and Dreamsicles.
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bkidd1187
I have a question with Dreamsicle genetics. I have a female Lavender Albino 66% het pied. I know the 66% het is a gamble. Is it a possibility to produce a Dreamsicle (25% chance) by breeding her to a male Lavender Albino het pied? So my thinking is if the female doesn't prove out you still get all Lavender Albinos. I used the genetic calculator on Morph Market, but wasn't sure how accurate it is. Am I thinking about this right?
The statistical probabilities from a lav het pied x lav het pied are:
25% Dreamsicles
75% Lavender Albino (66% Het Pied)
If your female ends up being not het for pied the statistical probabilities are:
100% Lavender (50% Het Pied)
Re: Lavender Albinos and Dreamsicles.
Re: Lavender Albinos and Dreamsicles.
I would also note that if you don't get a dreamsicle on your first go, that doesn't necessarily mean she didn't prove. It could just mean you got bad odds (missed the 25%). Depending on how things go, you may ending up breeding her 3-4 times before writing her off as only lavender albino. Best result is that she proves on the first go so you know for sure.
Re: Lavender Albinos and Dreamsicles.
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ladywhipple02
I would also note that if you don't get a dreamsicle on your first go, that doesn't necessarily mean she didn't prove. It could just mean you got bad odds (missed the 25%). Depending on how things go, you may ending up breeding her 3-4 times before writing her off as only lavender albino. Best result is that she proves on the first go so you know for sure.
Excellent point.
Dont give up if she doesn't prove out right away, especially if it's a small clutch!