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    Re: Co-Dominant + Recessive

    Crossing albino x pastel you would get 50% normal het albino and 50% pastel het albino.

    To get an pastel albino, both parents would need to carry the albino gene (either het or visual), but only one of the parents needs to have the pastel gene.

    So going back to my first example you could breed the babies together to get your pastel albino. By crossing a pastel het albino x normal het albino you would get:

    12.5% Normal
    25% Normal het albino
    12.5% Pastel
    25% Pastel het albino
    12.5% Albino
    12.5% Pastel Albino
    Last edited by aalomon; 05-15-2011 at 03:44 AM.

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