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Re: Strange Combo
I am in the same boat with Jon. I have heard of the breeding for them, but it was just missed. I too believe that we will see one this year. I have a male Caramel and a female Spider that should be bunk mates this coming season, so hopefully I can get started on it next year.
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Re: Strange Combo
I am extremely excited to see this morph. I'm sure it's going to be absolutely beautiful! I love both morphs, so maybe I'm a bit biased about it, but, heh ya.
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Re: Strange Combo
Actually you won't need two Spider het caramel to make caramel Spider, right?
I mean all you need is one Spider het caramel, then breed it with caramel because spider is a dom/co-dom anyway so one of them will be enough. Am I right or am I correct? :D
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Re: Strange Combo
Same rule to any dom/co-dom x Recessive combo
- Pastel Ghost
- Albino Spider
- Pastel Pied
Or we need two dom/co-dom morph het recessive to make a dom/co-dom recessive combo???
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Re: Strange Combo
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Originally Posted by hgrub
Same rule to any dom/co-dom x Recessive combo
- Pastel Ghost
- Albino Spider
- Pastel Pied
Or we need two dom/co-dom morph het recessive to make a dom/co-dom recessive combo???
you need 2 co/dom het recessive to make the combo
Breeding a spider x caramel you will get spiders and normals all het for caramel. Breed 2 spiders het caramel and you still only have a 1 in 16 chance for a caramel albino spider
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Re: Strange Combo
Dang it, I knew I was wrong lol
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Re: Strange Combo
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Originally Posted by hgrub
Actually you won't need two Spider het caramel to make caramel Spider, right?
I mean all you need is one Spider het caramel, then breed it with caramel because spider is a dom/co-dom anyway so one of them will be enough. Am I right or am I correct? :D
Yes, you could make a Spider Caramel by breeding a Spider het Caramel to a het Caramel or a Caramel...
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Re: Strange Combo
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Originally Posted by tmlowe5704
you need 2 co/dom het recessive to make the combo
Breeding a spider x caramel you will get spiders and normals all het for caramel. Breed 2 spiders het caramel and you still only have a 1 in 16 chance for a caramel albino spider
I don't agree on two points, and I may be wrong.
1) I believe Hgrub was correct - if you have a 100% het caramel spider - and you breed it with a caramel - you should be able to produce caramel spiders as you only need one to carry the spider gene, but two to carry the caramel gene.
2) Breed two spider het caramels - wouldn't it be the same odds as two 100% het anything? The spider is dom, so would the odds really be 1 in 16, or would it be better odds?
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Re: Strange Combo
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Originally Posted by rabernet
I don't agree on two points, and I may be wrong.
1) I believe Hgrub was correct - if you have a 100% het caramel spider - and you breed it with a caramel - you should be able to produce caramel spiders as you only need one to carry the spider gene, but two to carry the caramel gene.
2) Breed two spider het caramels - wouldn't it be the same odds as two 100% het anything? The spider is dom, so would the odds really be 1 in 16, or would it be better odds?
Robin,
1) You are absolutely correct
2) This is where it gets hairy. A Spieder Het. Caramel is a Double Het. animal, because the Spider is a visual Heterozygous animal. So, the outcome for breeding 2 Spider Het. Caramels together is the same as any DH Punnet Square. Now the Hairy part is, the Punnet Square will show that you get 4 offspring that will be Homozygous Spiders of some sort (question being, Do they exist). Here is the breakdown from a sixteen egg clutch from Spider Het. x Spider Het.:
1 - Normal
2 - Het. Caramels
1 - Caramel
2 - Spiders
4 - Spiders Het. Caramel
2 - Spider Caramels
1 - Homozygous Spider
2 - Homozygous Spiders Het. Caramel
1 - Homozygous Spider Caramel
p.s. obviously, all Normals would be 66% poss het Caramel, all Spiders would be 66% poss het Caramel and (if) all Homozygous Spiders would be 66% poss het Caramel.
Easy answer to your number 2 question is, the odds would be better 1 in 8 for Spider Caramel, or if there can be a Homozygous Spider that appears the same as a Heterozygous Spider, then the odds would be 3 in 16.
I hope that didn't confuse anybody too much.
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Re: Strange Combo
I knew it I was right :D :D :D lol
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