Possible super pinstripes

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who says it doesn't happen? there is zero data to make any conclusion off of. So the answer is we don't know whats going on with the spider. Also I don't have any idea what the spider gene has to do with the pinstripe gene? Should we talk about how pastels work also? is that relevant? I dont understand your logic.



there nothing to suggest lethal besides rumors. Everything about the spider gene is inconclusive because we have next to no information. Only good piece of data I have seen is this.... http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...=1#post1847606 which im still hoping they post their final results, but with what they gave us.... it is still inconclusive, but interesting.





just a point to bring up, if it is lethal, it will not be classified as dominant anymore

Let me get this straight. So when it works in your favor and helps your opinions its ok to bring up other mutations but when others do it to make their case its irrelevant and off topic? so hows this work then, your just the genetic genius, your always right, everybody else is wrong? theres just no dominant genes? Fact is you dont know and as far as I can tell neither does anyone else and unless there is hard evidence to prove otherwise its all speculation. This is realworld genetics application and how they have been working, not theorhetical genetics babble. your all over the place, get a grip