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    Re: Lavender x candy = compatible?!

    I wish I knew,

    On the combo het;

    I don't even know if they both work to create their colouration by creating the same leaky gene.

    If they were maybe you would get an intergrade like a more intense lavender albino.

    Or of it was a different gene or result on the same gene if you would get a shaded candy.

    Or they could knacker the genes altogether and produce a regular looking albino phenotype.

    On the dual homozygous;

    The same results could be true mentioned above I think.

    I'd love to be involved in finding out one way or another that's for sure.


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    Last edited by dr del; 04-06-2010 at 10:07 PM.
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