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    Re: Understanding the platty gene?

    Huh?

    Quote Originally Posted by Jason Bowden View Post
    Still don't think you can compare them. None of the other BEL producing genes work the same way. There is no lesser mojave, etc...Not gonna argue though. LOL I think your mind is made up.

    You said in your first post that lessers don't carry the platty gene. I guess it's a little harder for me to grasp. I'll catch on though.
    Yes there is.

    It just looks like a BEL - when you breed one to a normal you get 50% lessers and 50% mojaves.


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