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breeding albinos :D

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  • 08-24-2007, 03:54 PM
    elevatethis
    Re: breeding albinos :D
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by JoshJP7
    Do you find its more challenging breeding recessives over doms n co doms? or is it the same challenge across the board? I feel like ive read about more people having problems getting what theyre shooting for with recessives but Id assume its the same challenge anyway you look at it.

    Breeding is breeding and isn't all that difficult if you're armed with the right tools and good information.

    Co-doms are nice to work with because of the "instant gratification" factor...a visual male can breed several normal females and you can get a handful of visual morphs in your first clutches.

    Recessives are just harder to work with because 2 copies of the mutant gene must be present in order to produce a visual animal. The odds aren't as much in your favor when you're working with heterozygous animals. Farther along in your project though, when you start working with homozygous x heterozygous crosses, the odds are back up to 50%... and up to 100% when you do homozygous x homozygous.
  • 08-24-2007, 07:10 PM
    Kennyxemerson
    Re: breeding albinos :D
    wait so if I breed a co dom or dom to my normal female ill get visual morphs in that clutch? haha ive been researching this for a while.. I guess I miss read something somewhere..
  • 08-24-2007, 08:05 PM
    Alice
    Re: breeding albinos :D
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Kennyxemerson
    wait so if I breed a co dom or dom to my normal female ill get visual morphs in that clutch? haha ive been researching this for a while.. I guess I miss read something somewhere..

    Yes, if you breed a co-dom (pastel, spider, lesser, mojave, etc) to a normal you should, statistically speaking, hatch about 50% that are visual morphs of the co-dom. In other words, if you hatch 4 eggs from breeding a spider to a normal, you should get 2 spiders and 2 normals. These are the odds, but you may get 0 spiders or all 4 spiders as has been mentioned above. Hope that helps.
  • 08-24-2007, 08:29 PM
    Sputnik
    Re: breeding albinos :D
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by JoshJP7
    Ya thats what I was thinking... So pretty much youd have to breed an albino to a spider... get some het albino spiders then breed em back to get your albinospiders and some albinos... Hets are time consuming!!!

    Good things come to those who wait :)
  • 08-25-2007, 02:44 AM
    Kennyxemerson
    Re: breeding albinos :D
    haha wow. I suck. I deffinatly misread something a few months back. wow. whole new game now.
  • 08-27-2007, 01:21 PM
    eel88
    Re: breeding albinos :D
    Dont go through NERD. Yes they are quality animals and the guy is a legend in the ball python world. He is so stuck up. They act like they are better then everyone. Yes they have a reason to be, but they should act on it. Maybe that was my own personal experience but i think you should spend a little less money for through an even nicer person and go through 8ballpythons.com. Adam is incredibly nice and helpfull. Call him up and talk to him trust me!
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