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    significance of breeding more valuable male to less valuable female?

    I've read that it is ideal to breed a more valuable/more-gened male to a less valuable female, and it is not economical to breed the other way around? What's the significance of this/is there any truth to it?

    I have my single-gened albino male. I'm wondering about getting a black pastel het albino female. What's the difference between this and breeding a male black pastel het albino to a female albino?

    Not realistically going to breed in the next couple years AT LEAST, until after much more research, but I can't seem to find the answer to this particular saying anywhere.
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