Quote Originally Posted by Freakie_frog View Post
Well your thinking is right the wording is wrong it takes two copy's of the same gene to be expressed. A pastel is really a het super pastel, so a pastel is to a super pastel what a Het hypo is to a Hypo..

A two gene animal is something like a Bee (spider Pastel) or a King pin (pinstripe Lesser)

See the difference..

you'll get it just hang it there
Quote Originally Posted by PythonChick View Post
I think you are having a bit of a terminology hang up. Hypo is a recessive trait, so to be a visual hypo an animal must have two COPIES of the Hypo gene. They do not have two different genes as, say, a Bumblebess would. When people say a 'double gene' animal, they usually mean and animal with genes for two different morphs.
thanks, im new to this.