Where do you fall on the homozygous spider spectrum?

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Originally Posted by snakesRkewl

RDR produced 1 animal from a 4 egg clutch platty X platty and that somehow proves something??
Please explain how 1 baby snake proves a homozygous dominate trait?
Did I miss something there?

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Male:	Platinum
Female:	Platinum
Percent	Fraction	Traits
25%	1/4	Super Daddy Gene
50%	1/2	Platinum
25%	1/4	Blue Eye'd Leucistic
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Well that animal is not a BEL, nor is it a Platty..... what's left? All it takes is one animal.

as for brian, he proved it out well before snakebytes or his internet fame. again times were different back then, whats amazing about an animal that looks exactly like the heterozygous? all it does it make more heterozygous. Fast forward a few years, now i guess it is something special. but you can either believe he actually hit the 134 mil chance with a heterozygous or think he's a liar. I don't see how random clutch pictures prove anything who thinks either of those two. Sounds like you're going to have to prove it out yourself, I don't know what else would satisfy you.

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Originally Posted by Anatopism

Most recent debate on the topic can be seen here: Proving Dominant Traits
I want to know where everybody falls on the topic of trying to 'prove out' perceived dominant traits, and more specifically, proving out a homozygous spider. I am more interested in the poll results, and less interested in any discussion that may follow on this thread, unless a comment is specifically to clarify a poll result, or answer. If people would like to contribute to the debate, they can add on to the thread above, or other existing threads that I'm sure are bound to come up in the future on the same topic.

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you may get more accurate poll results if there weren't rumors still flying around homozygous lethal "facts" and there being no such thing as other homozygous dominant traits. but still I think the poll results are pretty clear