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    Re: Can't pass up this DEAL!

    Quote Originally Posted by Boo_Balls View Post

    If I breed the 100% het pied to a normal female, whats the outcome?
    I'm leaning more to some of the babys will be 50% het pied, if I breed it back to the 100% het for pied will I get a pied or just another 100%? or how does it work?
    100% pied to a normal =
    every egg has a 50% chance of carrying the pied gene, aka all the babies are possible (50%) het pied.

    Keep all the female babies and raise them up then breed them back to dad. You have a 1/4th chance of getting a pied, assuming that the female you breed him too actually is het for pied.

    The possible offpring from Het pied to Het Pied=
    Pieds
    66% het pieds (each parent has a chance of contributing a copy of the pied gene)
    normals (babies where the parents did not contribute a pied gene)

    the hets and normals look the same, so you have to breed them to figure out which ones are which.

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