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    Re: New breeder question

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    Im looking at the mimosa morph. I want to breed my champagne and possibly get some mimosas. With what i got i need to learn alot ive got so many genes!!!
    That's a good start to focus on what you want. I would get a visual Hypo to increase your chances of hitting the Mimosa. But try to avoid getting a multi gene Hypo as that will certainly muddy the water and make it tough to tell what all genes are in the offspring. Go on Morphmarket and look at all of the Champagne Hypo (Mimosa) combinations to help you better recognize the sometimes subtle differences that the other genes can throw in that combo.
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    Re: New breeder question

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    You need to select each gene in the calculator if you use WOB

    If you use this https://www.morphmarket.com/c/reptil...ic-calculator/ you can simply enter Mimosa.

    All you need is pair your champagne yellowbelly het hypo poss GHI to a het hypo or for better odds a hypo.
    Does a hypo look similar to a normal? I was looking up hypo but they looked normal. And then i was also told or saw that hypo is ghost right?

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    Re: New breeder question

    Ghost is Hypo yes. Hypo is short for Hypomelanistic.
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    Re: New breeder question

    You will need a ghost to pair for good odds. I would not get another het ghost. I only breed hets to visuals, because the odds are way better. Breeding hets to hets is a long shot.

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    Re: New breeder question

    Quote Originally Posted by Godzilla78 View Post
    You will need a ghost to pair for good odds. I would not get another het ghost. I only breed hets to visuals, because the odds are way better. Breeding hets to hets is a long shot.
    Bingo... already looking that route outta guessing and genetics wizard and looking at options better with a visual ghost i agree.

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