obviously 1 non-morph proves it not being homozygous (aside from a mutation happening right before your eyes) and the chances of that happening might be better than you getting 49 eggs all morphed with a heterozygous animal, since is 560 trillion to 1.Originally Posted by dr del
Every one for the rest of his breeding life.
I ticked 30+ because 30-50 seemed like a nice round number with vanishingly small odds of it being pure luck.
But if on egg 49 he hatched a non-morph that's the end of the argument.
dr del
It was just something I thought about reading another thread, also you always hear rumors of "super spiders", i was just curious IF someone thought they had one, when can they go public with it and say, i am confident this is a homozygous animal.
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