Wouldn't the faded head on these make them easier to pic out a true het from a group of 66% hets? I guess what I am asking is wouldn't you be able to pic out the pastels that are het ghost as compared to pastels that are possible het ghost?
04-03-2007, 11:08 AM
tmlowe5704
Re: POG Breeding.
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Originally Posted by MPenn
Wouldn't the faded head on these make them easier to pic out a true het from a group of 66% hets? I guess what I am asking is wouldn't you be able to pic out the pastels that are het ghost as compared to pastels that are possible het ghost?
that's what i was thinking, im anxious to hear a response or info on any that proved out
04-03-2007, 11:13 AM
elevatethis
Re: POG Breeding.
I think its along the same lines as the so called 'marker thing' in het pieds....something you notice more often in the hets....but also see randomly in normals now and then...could have something to do with the line breeding, could have something to do with the gene....you can't really make the call for certain....but if it makes you feel better to select the poss hets with the marker or different look to them, go for it!
04-03-2007, 11:15 AM
aaajohnson
Re: POG Breeding.
Good luck with this pairing Ed, POGs look sooooo sweet.
Neil
04-03-2007, 12:49 PM
ECLARK
Re: POG Breeding.
Mike, my thoughts exactly.....wont have any big enought to breed till next year I want to try and prove that. :cool:
Quote:
Originally Posted by MPenn
Wouldn't the faded head on these make them easier to pic out a true het from a group of 66% hets? I guess what I am asking is wouldn't you be able to pic out the pastels that are het ghost as compared to pastels that are possible het ghost?
04-03-2007, 03:08 PM
West Coast Jungle
Re: POG Breeding.
Best of luck with all your breeding! Definately down with one of those POG's. They rule! :rockon:
