1 female x 2 males

Hello

i just was thinking. It must be possible to breed one female to 2 males. IF you people think it's not possible let me now

What wil you get when you pair

Female Bumble bee Het albino
Male Pinstripe Het albino
Male Pastel Het albino

I hope you understand what i mean

Greetz:taz:

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Originally Posted by jcp

Hello

i just was thinking. It must be possible to breed one female to 2 males. IF you people think it's not possible let me now

What wil you get when you pair

Female Bumble bee Het albino
Male Pinstripe Het albino
Male Pastel Het albino

I hope you understand what i mean

Greetz:taz:

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Albino Bumblebee
Albino SuperPastel
Albino Spider
Albino LemonBlast
Albino Spinner
Albino Pastel
Albino Pinstripe
Bumblebee 66% het albino
Superpastel 66% het albino
Spider 66% het albino
Lemonblast 66% het albino
Spinner 66% het albino
Pastel 66% het albino
Pinstripe 66% het albino

It's not possible for the offspring to get genes from both fathers, but I have heard that sometimes (though rare) the female may retain sperm from both males. If so, it would basically be as you bred her with the first male one year, and the second the next- except all in one clutch!

I bred a spider and a pastel to one female now how the daddy is yet to be seen. But it is possiable that I could get spiders and pastels. so we shall se but no to answer the question both father can't combine thier genetic material to one animal.

Hi

Thanks for the answer. So its not possible to breed a female with to males and get then but genetics in the clutch.

Gr stijn

Ps if somebody things else tell me

well it is possible to get both pairings in the clutch, though rare as I said
it's NOT possible for a baby from the clutch to have genes from both males. (and believe me, this is science fact, and if you saw otherwise you'd be looking at a million dollar baby snake)

Hehe...that said, it actually is possible, so maybe it wouldn't be a million dollars, only a couple hundred thousand for some crazy chimera morph http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimera_(genetics) ...it might be super sweet though, if the different patterns both showed up in places on the skin.... But if a chimera baby was produced, it may well not even survive til hatching.
Note though that in humans there have been 40 reported cases of chimera ever. So you might as well assume it's not possible.

So after a quick search, it seems that some people think the Paradox BPs might be chimeras.
http://www.freewebs.com/royalpython/...ioservices.jpg
http://www.ralphdavisreptiles.com/im...lbino_08-t.jpg

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Originally Posted by soy.lor.n

So after a quick search, it seems that some people think the Paradox BPs might be chimeras.
http://www.freewebs.com/royalpython/...ioservices.jpg
http://www.ralphdavisreptiles.com/im...lbino_08-t.jpg

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The more logical explanation is the paradox albino is het for albino (not always) but the normal gene is not completely dominant and the pattern shows some. There were a few forums on this not too long ago

Well only one way to prove chimeras! Let's milk em and drain them and figure it out eh? ;)