100% het for Albino bred to a Normal female

Maybe I want cause an up roar with this post...

100% het for Albino bred male to a Normal female, actaully that were seen locked up several times over the past few days, but what I am wanting to know, is what are the offspring possibilities?
I'm still learning this het, homo and other stuff, but what is this telling me? are there chances for an Albino, or just offspring carrying the trait?
CJ

They would be 50% het for albino. I think breakdown would be in a 4 egg clutch, 2 het albinos and 2 normals, but you couldnt tell which. No visuals from a het to normal breeding.

Possibilities are 50% of the snakes in the clutch will be carriers (100% hets) and 50% will be normals...


Now with this being said, that is the reason why they are called 50% hets. There is a 50% chance of them being a carrier. Since you can't tell the carriers and the non carriers apart, that is why people sell them as such.

No other possibilities, unless you have some type of super freak hot momma ball python female. :D

so in other words... no yellow babies.. just carriers of the gene Right? Now in order to produce and albino, what would have to be done?

http://www.ballpython.ca/what_get/recessive.html

I believe that should answer your questions on recessive trait breeding. If you want to know more about co-dom and dominant than just surf through that site to find it.

cool site..Thanks

This is what you get when you breed a 100% het albino X normal ball pythons together. this is peaches, she is a normal that is 50% het albino. :) http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n...g?t=1169194195

She is very pretty! I just love to see large healthy females! :rockon:






Alice

I'm in the same exact boat as you crackerjack. I've got 2 BP's, one is %100 Het Albino male and the other is a normal female. I'm looking into getting an albino or het albino female to same me alot of time and hopefully some money. If someone finds anybody handing out albinos... PM ME!!!! :salute:

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Originally Posted by crackerjack

Maybe I want cause an up roar with this post...

100% het for Albino bred male to a Normal female, actaully that were seen locked up several times over the past few days, but what I am wanting to know, is what are the offspring possibilities?
I'm still learning this het, homo and other stuff, but what is this telling me? are there chances for an Albino, or just offspring carrying the trait?
CJ

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I was wondering why your first sentence says "maybe i want cause an up roar with this post"? I did not add any words to correct anything here.Not being rude here just wondering :confused: .

Chase, in your case, you would breed your pair, then raise the female babies to breeding size, then breed your male to all of them. Roughly 1/4 the babies from all those breeding would be albino. Half the females would be het half wouldn't. For the half that arent het, babies would all be normals and hets. For the het females, half the babies would be albino. Just to clear it up, the half and 1/4 it just the possibilities, it doesnt mean thats exactly how it will turn out.

Joe, I believe he meant to say "won't"

joe,
I take it that you didn't read my first post in ForSale.

that what it was about..
CJ

Alice, I just love large healthy females! :) I also like Ball Pythons to! :P

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She is very pretty! I just love to see large healthy females! :rockon:






Alice

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Originally Posted by ECLARK

Alice, I just love large healthy females! :) I also like Ball Pythons to! :P

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Awwww ED, you just made so many of us smile. :)

Make sure you go to this site, it should help clear some things up. Albino is a Simple Recessive trait, so start off looking at the Recessive part.

http://www.ballpythons.ca/genetics.html

i have a question along these lines as well. what if you have 2 albino hets mating then can you get visible traits or albino offspring