Give Me an Example #1

I'm trying to grasp this dominant, recessive, co-dominant thing and I'm trying to figure out outcomes and such. So, someone give me a cross between any two morphs (you can start out easy if you like, since this is my first try at this). It can be any kind of pairing. The pairing can be between hets, normals, or homozygous individuals. I will try and figure out the outcome of the pairing and you can tell me if I get it right. Its kinda like a little fun quiz for me. :) (I love learning genetics)

ok i'll go easy ^_^. Bumble Bee spider ( Pastel x spider) crossed with another pastel

100% Het Pied X 100% Het Pied=

Pinstripe x lesser platty = kingpin

Pastel x pinstripe = lemon blast

lemon blast x bumble bee = Nameless?? :)

Purrrfect9-

Hmm. Well, the Spider part of the first snake is Dominant, the Pastel is Co-Dom. Wouldn't you get more Bumblebee Spiders and Pastels? (Not sure of the percentage chance of each because I'm not sure how to set up a punnet square for something like this. Any advice on how to do so will be greatly loved)

Drago-

With two 100% Het Pieds, you would get offspring with a 25% chance of being normal, 50% chance of being Hets, and 25% chance of being Pied. Because normals and hets look alike they would be considered 66% chance for het. Am I right?

And JoshJP7, I have no idea. :D :P

cinny x cinny= super cinny
cinny x pastel= pewter

juddb, not sure what you are asking.

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Originally Posted by Jay_Bunny

Purrrfect9-

Hmm. Well, the Spider part of the first snake is Dominant, the Pastel is Co-Dom. Wouldn't you get more Bumblebee Spiders and Pastels? (Not sure of the percentage chance of each because I'm not sure how to set up a punnet square for something like this. Any advice on how to do so will be greatly loved)

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Sure, I'll make something up on Paint ans photobucket it I guess. Give me a few minutes. But you have the potential of getting Spiders, Bee's pastels, normals, and killer bee's.