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    Issue with the clown part in those pairings is the offspring will be possible hets for clown. I am not well versed on clowns, so I am not sure if there is a marker for het clown like on some het pieds.

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    Re: Het genetic help, please

    Quote Originally Posted by jinx667 View Post
    Issue with the clown part in those pairings is the offspring will be possible hets for clown. I am not well versed on clowns, so I am not sure if there is a marker for het clown like on some het pieds.
    Not that I've [personally] seen or heard of.

    My girls just look like snazzy normals with a lot of blushing, flames, faded heads and somewhat unusually high white sides....LOL

    I got them from a breeder of Clowns and they were out of 100% het Clown clutches that produced visual Clowns and at least one of them [Leah] has produced Clowns already.

    They were sold because the breeder is using the visual Clowns he produced instead, now.

    So that brings up the issue of co-dominate pairings that produce normals and visual codoms.

    Will the non-visual babies also be het Clowns and if so, what percentage?

    I would assume "66% possible" from what I've read so far.

    Would it be correct to offer them as "possible het Clowns"?

    I've seen oodles of "possible het Clowns", "66% possible Het Clowns", "Possible Pastel Het Clown", etc being offered for sale.

    [this is all so confusing!]....LOL

    Also, would the light one [Agnes] be considered "banded" or something similar?

    Her pattern is very nice and "odd", IMO but as I mentioned, I'm pretty clueless about subtle things....

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    Re: Het genetic help, please

    Quote Originally Posted by Salamander View Post
    So that brings up the issue of co-dominate pairings that produce normals and visual codoms.

    Will the non-visual babies also be het Clowns and if so, what percentage?

    I would assume "66% possible" from what I've read so far.

    Would it be correct to offer them as "possible het Clowns"?

    I've seen oodles of "possible het Clowns", "66% possible Het Clowns", "Possible Pastel Het Clown", etc being offered for sale.

    [this is all so confusing!]....LOL
    Genotype clown mutant gene and normal gene = het clown --> normal phenotype.
    Genotype normal gene and normal gene = homozygous normal --> normal phenotype.

    het clown x het clown -->
    1/4 homozygous normal
    2/4 normal looking het clown
    1/4 clown

    The homozygous normal and normal looking het clowns are lumped together as 66% probability het clown.

    het clown x homozygous normal -->
    1/2 homozygous normal
    1/2 normal looking het clown

    The homozygous normal and normal looking het clowns are lumped together as 50% probability het clown.

    I would class both 66% and 50% probability het clowns as possible het clowns. To be sure what the breeder means, ask him what the parents are.

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    Re: Het genetic help, please

    Quote Originally Posted by paulh View Post
    Genotype clown mutant gene and normal gene = het clown --> normal phenotype.
    Genotype normal gene and normal gene = homozygous normal --> normal phenotype.

    het clown x het clown -->
    1/4 homozygous normal
    2/4 normal looking het clown
    1/4 clown

    The homozygous normal and normal looking het clowns are lumped together as 66% probability het clown.

    het clown x homozygous normal -->
    1/2 homozygous normal
    1/2 normal looking het clown

    The homozygous normal and normal looking het clowns are lumped together as 50% probability het clown.

    I would class both 66% and 50% probability het clowns as possible het clowns. To be sure what the breeder means, ask him what the parents are.
    Thank you, I will pester him some more about that.

    I'm supposed to get their papers from him but haven't gotten to his shop to do so.
    [he's really busy of late and hasn't had time to waste on preparing them yet, anyway]

    As I understand it, their parents were also 100% hets and they were out of clutches who produced visual Clowns.

    Leah also produced visual Clowns last year when bred to a Clown het.

    [he kept some of the Clowns as breeders and sold these Hets to me, having no more use for them]

    I have no idea what their "grandparents" were, however.

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    Re: Het genetic help, please

    Quote Originally Posted by Salamander View Post
    As I understand it, their parents were also 100% hets and they were out of clutches who produced visual Clowns.

    Leah also produced visual Clowns last year when bred to a Clown het.

    [he kept some of the Clowns as breeders and sold these Hets to me, having no more use for them]

    I have no idea what their "grandparents" were, however.
    I'm probably reading something wrong but if your snakes are from het x het pairings they're possible hets until proven right?

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    Re: Het genetic help, please

    Quote Originally Posted by John1982 View Post
    I'm probably reading something wrong but if your snakes are from het x het pairings they're possible hets until proven right?
    That would be correct except for the female Leah, who produced clowns last season.
    het X het makes 66% pos hets
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    Re: Het genetic help, please

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    That would be correct except for the female Leah, who produced clowns last season.
    het X het makes 66% pos hets
    Since Agnes is also guaranteed 100% Het, she may have produced Clowns as well but not as recently as last year.

    He wouldn't lie about it so I'll have to ask him to verify that.



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