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    Re: Different Gene Combinations...

    Quote Originally Posted by steveboos View Post
    Is it possible to put both males with the females and get a mix of both genes in the babies?
    Yes. Don't put the males in at the same time, cycle them through a few times over your designated "breeding" period.

    Quote Originally Posted by steveboos View Post
    Also is Rex a recessive trait or what does it fall under?
    It is like a co-dom. A "double rex" often results in a mostly or completely hairless rat. A rex is just a curly-furred rat.

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