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    Question Het Hypo x Normal?

    I am thinking of purchasing another pair of BPs and was wondering what morphs are possible from crossing a Het Hypo male w/ a Normal female? Anyone with an answer would be greatly appreciated.
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    Re: Het Hypo x Normal?

    A het. hypo male breed to a normal female will give you 50% het hypos and 50% normals. Here is a good link to see how the recessive gene works:

    EDIT:...ha ha... forgot the link...it gives a albino example....which is just the same as hypo

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

    at the bottom click on co-dominant or dominant and you can see how those types of genes work
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