normal x het spider questions

if i crossed a normal and a het (any morph) from the offspring how would i tell the difference between the normal offspring and the het offspring. :salute:

You would get normals 50% het. There is no het spider.;)

Will you be useing the het. spiders?

where are you getting these "het spiders" from?

Oh man. Please tell us you didn't buy a het spider.


There was a person last year on KS selling hets for spider. I hope you didn't get taken.

Spiders are a dominant morph. Bred to a normal you should end up with both normals and spiders.

no no i was just throwing a morph out there lol but this i did not no lol so thanks, I was just trying to figure out if theres an easy way to pick out the normals from lets say het ___ x normal or het x het.

does that include het normals?

crap...

yea a normal x het would be NN x Nn = 2 NN and 2 Nn
2 normals and 2 hets......damn i think im starting to confuse myself

To answer your question "if i crossed a normal and a het (any morph) from the offspring how would i tell the difference between the normal offspring and the het offspring".....

.....You can not tell the difference between an animal that is heterozygous for a recessive trait and one that does not carry the trait. That is one of the main reasons that purchasing het. animals from a established reliable breeder is so important....lots of trust is involved.

From a het to normal breeding, each offspring would have a 50% chance of carrying the het. form of th trait. These are commonly call 50% hets.....but are either just normals or definate hets....the only way the truth can be know is to breed the animal and see if you produce homozygous traits.

thanks, and for the het spider thing i will def remember this in the future lol Spider=dominant alelle