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for the experts
What will be the outcome of this:
Faded albino x het (normal)albino
i can't figure it out
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Re: for the experts
50% albinos and 50% hets. They may or may not fade more than average.
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Re: for the experts
 Originally Posted by PythonWallace
50% albinos and 50% hets. They may or may not fade more than average.
but will the hets be for the faded gene or the normal gene ?
and will the albinos have the gene for 100% faded or not ?
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that's with good odds 
Good luck on the pairing if you're planning to do it!
I don't think it's a guarantee that they will carry the faded gene. If your het was also a faded albino you would have better odds.
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The faded albino could be a result of the parents' normal color and concentration of xanthiphore, or it could possible be an actual genetic trait. Only breeding will give you the answers, but I would guess that the faded albino is just a regular, faded looking albino, and that the babies would be normal albinos, that will possibly be lower contrast that the average albino, but that would likely be the result of selective breeding and not a true genetic mutation that is any different than the average albino. If it was, the normal het probably wouldn't be compatible with the faded albino.
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yes i know but i dont got a het faded albino 
but i got a 0.1 het albino
i think i just need to do it and look out for it i suppose
but i really want to know how the faded gene will merge in the normal one, couse i want a 0.1 faded albino for sure
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Re: for the experts
 Originally Posted by PythonWallace
The faded albino could be a result of the parents' normal color and concentration of xanthiphore, or it could possible be an actual genetic trait. Only breeding will give you the answers, but I would guess that the faded albino is just a regular, faded looking albino, and that the babies would be normal albinos, that will possibly be lower contrast that the average albino, but that would likely be the result of selective breeding and not a true genetic mutation that is any different than the average albino. If it was, the normal het probably wouldn't be compatible with the faded albino.
well, the faded albino is a proven gene so,
i'm just gonna risk it but i'm still with the question will the albino's have the het for the fader or not
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Re: for the experts
 Originally Posted by Seadevil
well, the faded albino is a proven gene so,
Is it? Can you give me the details?
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Re: for the experts
i cant, i just been told 
i personally think its a random occurance.
time will tell i suppose, i will just look and see how the outcome vs the het will do :d
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Re: for the experts
 Originally Posted by PythonWallace
Is it? Can you give me the details?
NERD says it is at least.
http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...ed-albino.html
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