The time has come....................

OH YEAH! thats awesome congrats! :banana:

Congrats!! I saw the pictures on facebook and was really excited for you!

Now if they would just come out for a sexing, I would be happy.

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

Nicolas Arburn "Jeep"

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:( sorry.

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Opened the eggs up for a photo shoot:banana::banana::banana:

Sweet!! :)

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...-09-44_136.jpg

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...-09-28_510.jpg

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...-09-18_165.jpg

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I'm sorry to hear about your friend, I know what it's like losing someone you're close to, I think everyone does. Congrats on the babies & wouldn't the normals actually be het for albino?

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wouldn't the normals actually be het for albino?

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33%

:confused: Um, if both parents are het for albino, and there are normals, wouldn't that be at least 50% or 66% possibly 100%, not doubting you, just confused..

Yes, het X het should be 66% possible het among the normal-looking animals.

You don't get 100% unless one parent is a visual.

You get 50% when one animal is 100% het, and the other doesn't carry the gene.

There is actually only a 33% chance that any given normal-looking animal in the clutch will be normal, and not het.

Congrats on the clutch!

WingedWolfPsion

TY, my brain is fried right now and I couldnt explain it. :D