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  • 09-13-2012, 05:15 PM
    Rat160
    So any suggestions on what to breed to momma this year? I would have access to the following males:

    Pastel
    Black pastel
    Black pewter
    Mojave
    Clown
    Fire fly
    Fire
    Mystic
    Bumble bee
    Lesser bee
    Woma
    Spider
    Pinstripe
    Cinny
    Lesser
    Super butter


    Just trying to think of a good male to put to her to see if she passes on weird markings again.


    Please excuse any errors sent from my crap phone.
  • 09-14-2012, 03:55 AM
    meowmeowkazoo
    Re: Info on Leopards? PIC HEAVY
    Wow, any of those would be a good choice. :gj:

    I'd probably go with:

    Black Pastel/Pewter
    Mojave
    Cinnamon
  • 09-14-2012, 04:04 AM
    Rat160
    Re: Info on Leopards? PIC HEAVY
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by meowmeowkazoo View Post
    Wow, any of those would be a good choice. :gj:

    I'd probably go with:

    Black Pastel/Pewter
    Mojave
    Cinnamon

    The only thing I was thinking about is it would be nice to breed her to a normal to see if just the pattern passes on. So without wasting her to a normal, If I were to breed her to a Recessive male I would get normals but at least they would be het. If I got lucky and she did pass somethign on then Id be super lucky to have one that was het something. Following my logic here? Sorry just got done working 14 hours of OT and im exhausted.
  • 09-14-2012, 08:16 AM
    meowmeowkazoo
    Re: Info on Leopards? PIC HEAVY
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Rat160 View Post
    The only thing I was thinking about is it would be nice to breed her to a normal to see if just the pattern passes on. So without wasting her to a normal, If I were to breed her to a Recessive male I would get normals but at least they would be het. If I got lucky and she did pass somethign on then Id be super lucky to have one that was het something. Following my logic here? Sorry just got done working 14 hours of OT and im exhausted.

    That's true, but even with the morph males I listed you might be able to see if she does stuff to patterns. Based on that hatchling you have I'd say it's a safe bet. Also, being het for a recessive can sometimes mess with the pattern/color. Not always, but sometimes.
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