SnakeBytesTV-lessons in genetics

that would be complete dom if im correct....

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...ll-python.html

Nerd also states Dom along with most other breeders....

no big deal but if im wrong i would like to know as i am saying wrong info and would feel like a fool.

i figured in my head super pastel is a dom trait since all babies in a normal to super pastel will be all pastel. then a pin to normal only 50% of babies will be pin then yea pin would be co-dom but i could be wrong i would say wait till for the breeders inputs. but if im wrong then i'll have learned something new.

way better than the last episode... women and snakes part 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great work Brian I watch every week.

I noticed he said spider was co-dom too when talking about the bumblebee.

Dominants do not have a proven super, co-doms have a proven super is the most basic way to break it down for me.

Or - co-doms are visible hets for their super form.

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This weeks show we talk about some gentics of a handful of our Ball Pythons, and we put my crew to the test, do they know anything about genetics??? To watch just go to: www.youtube.com/snakebytestv please subscribe, comment and rate the show ( it means a lot) if you want to join the shows community you can at: www.snakebytes.tv As always we can't thank everyone enough for their support!!!! Brian(BHB)

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Thanks B

that freakin was the best yet! you have a good crew!

I think somewhere i heard that what we refer to as co-dominat is actually incomplete dominant. so in the case of the pastel 50% of the babies are pastel, which kind of shows a little of the dominant form, and the super pastel is the complete dominant form.
but in the case of the spider/pins its actually is co-dominant.
if you wiki incomplete dominance it explains it better than i can .