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    recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    Im banging my head on this...

    so which one would you suggest me pick?

    recessive = male piebald
    co-dom = female lesser

    my collection which in the future i would like to produce eggs:
    male pastel
    female pinstripe
    female normal
    female silverstreak

    if the pied was a female, no question ask, i'll take the pied. but its a male, but is also a pied. holding both of these, i like to get them both.. but i only got $$$ to buy either one, which if i buy the lesser, i'll save $$$, lot of it.

    next year, i'll breed:
    pastel x pinstripe
    pastel x normal
    albino x silverstreak (loaning that albino from a friend)
    OR
    pastel x lesser (if i were to get the lesser)

    if i get the pied.
    the only pairing i can think of is pied x normal. I can use the pinstripe but i want to try getting lemonblast 1st. or i can loan a female mojave from my friend.

    so anyone want to advice me.

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    Re: recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    I dont know they age of your collection but females take the most time to build up so if you need girls start bringing them up. Thats what I would do.

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    Re: recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    depending on the age of the 2 either.... females take a longer time to adjust and to gain the proper weight for breeding. males are easy so I would say look at the option if there both ready(weight wise) I would go with the female.. no questions asked.

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    Re: recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    Quote Originally Posted by West Coast Jungle View Post
    I dont know they age of your collection but females take the most time to build up so if you need girls start bringing them up. Thats what I would do.
    oh sorry. all the females will be aroubd 2yrs 5-7mths in july 2010. and based on a 80-110grams/mth weight increase, they will reach 1500grams in april-may2010, or maybe earlier since they are now switching to rats.

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    Re: recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    Buy both. hehehe.. can u imagine pewter pied?
    who let the dogs out?

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    Re: recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    Are the two you're picking from hatchlings, sub-aduts, adults? If they're hatchlings, the female will take time to build up. So you might want to get her. Then in a year or two, you can save up $$ and get a male pied, prices will be cheaper, and they can be breeding at a year.

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    Re: recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    get the male pied and then some hets from reputable breeders. there are some really good deals on hets out there right now, as well as some crazy co-doms that are het for pied.

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    Re: recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    dang!!! the pied & lesser i think is sold.

    now i either have to choose:
    650+ gram, male Butter
    650+ gram, female Genetic Stripe

    the butter is a male. (50/50 on this, as my fren got a butter, and we can swap babies in the future)
    the G-stripe = its a female.. its good, but not my 1st choice on recessive morph.

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    Re: recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    A-if u go with the genetic stripe u can borrow that albino and make double hets which would be a cool project

    B-if you go with the butter male borrow the female mojave for some lucys
    plus with the sliver streak and pinstripe would put out some awesome combos

    I would personally go with A but depends on preference and if you want more visual stuff sooner.

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    Re: recessive or co-dom purchase question?

    thanks, DesignerBP.

    yeah... im dying to have a recessive in my collection.. and a double het will be awesome.

    thanks for suggesting me that.. ;o)

    btw, what morph is on your sig? a pastel clown?? wow!!

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