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    jaguar genetics...

    hi, just want to ask if the jaguar morph is a co-dominant gene? if it is a co-dom is there a super form? what will be the result if you breed jaguar coastal x jaguar coastal? what is a jaguar sibling? is there any special about this? or they just put siblings to identify that it is from a jaguar clutch? thanks in advance

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    Re: jaguar genetics...

    http://www.spectacularcarpetpythons....guar_page.html

    According to that it's a Leucistic.
    Ball Pythons 1.1 Lesser, Pastel
    1.0 Lesser Pastel, 0.0.7 mixed babies

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    Re: jaguar genetics...

    Simply yep it's a co-dominant gene. Siblings are just that - non Jaguar carpets and a cross of the parents sub-species. (unless they are pure Coastal Jags.)

    The super form is leucistic BUT it seems to be a fatal gene with no leucistics surviving beyond a few days, if they hatch at all.

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    Re: jaguar genetics...

    thanks for the info oxylepy and caz

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