bumble crossed with albino?!

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Originally Posted by ddbjdealer

Kudos for the SP reference! :)

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Sorry, My brian is mush. But whats SP?

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Originally Posted by stangs13

Sorry, My brian is mush. But whats SP?

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South Park....duh! :D ...LOLFOF

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Originally Posted by daniel1983

South Park....duh! :D ...LOLFOF

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I dont watch South park very much.....lol!! Thats not were I got it from!:taz:

haha thats what I thought when I saw treefitty.

hey sorry i keep askin but ive been to quite a lot of sites and i dont get a clear definition of what recessive/dominant etc. mean?

Try this
http://www.ballpython.ca/genetics.html

and this one


http://www.newenglandreptile.com/genetics_intro.html


and this one

http://www.ralphdavisreptiles.com/matrix/squares.asp



vaughn

All these should answer your ?????

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Originally Posted by piranhaking

i think the intention here may have been more of a question of whether or not the albino would show or not if it did have both copies of the gene. That is the way i took the question. It may have been a case of not understanding recessive traits, but i was thinking more along the lines of what the last part of that response mentioned, if an albino spider is possible, because as you said some times things dont cross the way we would expect.

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Yup, like daniel1983 said, adi has been asking about a lot of crosses. He (?) is expressing interest in becoming a breeder. With my post, I was hoping to encourage him to learn a little about how genetics work, and then he would be able to figure out a lot of these crosses out for himself. He had already asked about spider/pastel, hence the reference to that thread in my reply. He had also asked about albino/normal, but I was too lazy to go find that thread. So, he had the basis for figuring out the answer to the question in this thread, its just a matter of "getting his head wrapped around" the whole genetics thing. And if he is going to be a breeder, thats kind of a necessity!

My intention was not to discourage him from asking questions, but rather to encourage him to try to find the answers on his own first.

Steve

hey guys (and gals) ya thats kind of what i was hoping i was up til 12 every night for the past week or so (no joke) and my brain is a bit confuzzled from all the info....although the markus jayne wesite is for sure helpful, the thing that is hard for me is that they give examples of one specific morph (i.e. pastel/super pastel). and then thing is its hard for me to replace those two with the onesi m interested in because im not sure if one is recessive and oen is dominant or vise versa etc. but thanks for all the info/sites/ encouragment to learn some more! :D :D :D