Leopard x pied and candino or toffino x albino?

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Originally Posted by Pythonfriend

i think the vast majority of leopards out there are still het pied.

and now just a few leopards that are not het pied are out there, but they are rare.

but these few leopards without het pied prove that its two seperate genes and that they are not allelic. 99% or more of leopards will still be het pied, and there are far more super leopard piebalds out there than there are leopards that are not het pied.

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I think it's too early to really throw a number on it right now, we just recently learned that they are not allelic so assumptions need to be double checked, many leopards have not been proven het pied, people use them for other projects and never find out, however might be labeled as such and there are only a few proven super leopards pieds that I have heard of, some "super leopards" may very well be leopard pieds. Also another question would be do all the non-het pied leopards originate from 1 or 2 original non-het pieds or is it more common than that? With the gene being affordable to most people and we now know what to look out for, we should be able to answer these questions relatively soon.

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