Super Stripe ?'s

[majorleaguereptiles]

Spector and YB are allelic and in the same gene complex. Meaning the homozygous form "super stripe" when bred to a normal would yield either spectors or ybs and no normals and no superstripes. Much as a ivory to normal would make all ybs and no ivory, only difference is in this case you are substituting a YB gene for a Spector gene. It works with way with all the complex mutations from blue eye lucy, black eye Lucy, black pastel complex and YB complex.

So to make a pastel super stipe you need to cross Spector and yb together in the same pairing, with either of which having pastel as well. Hopefully this makes sense.

[LocoKen]

Never even knew about that. I'm glad there is an easy explanation for it, and I have a lot to learn. Thank you for the herpetology/genealogy lesson, MLB! Very much appreciated!

Spector and YB are allelic and in the same gene complex. Meaning the homozygous form "super stripe" when bred to a normal would yield either spectors or ybs and no normals and no superstripes. Much as a ivory to normal would make all ybs and no ivory, only difference is in this case you are substituting a YB gene for a Spector gene. It works with way with all the complex mutations from blue eye lucy, black eye Lucy, black pastel complex and YB complex.

So to make a pastel super stipe you need to cross Spector and yb together in the same pairing, with either of which having pastel as well. Hopefully this makes sense.

[LocoKen]

Spector and YB are allelic and in the same gene complex. Meaning the homozygous form "super stripe" when bred to a normal would yield either spectors or ybs and no normals and no superstripes. Much as a ivory to normal would make all ybs and no ivory, only difference is in this case you are substituting a YB gene for a Spector gene. It works with way with all the complex mutations from blue eye lucy, black eye Lucy, black pastel complex and YB complex.

So to make a pastel super stipe you need to cross Spector and yb together in the same pairing, with either of which having pastel as well. Hopefully this makes sense.

Is there someplace that has all the genes mentioned to date and what they are/are not allelic to each other? Or are the pairs you you mentioned the only ones who have these traits?

[asplundii]

Is there someplace that has all the genes mentioned to date and what they are/are not allelic to each other? Or are the pairs you you mentioned the only ones who have these traits?

http://www.owalreptiles.com/complexes.php

Though he is missing (in my opinion) a few morph in some of the complexes

I would also contend that there are three or four other allele groups that he does not list. But those he does list are probably the most relevant ones

[LocoKen]

Thank you for the reply! Sorry for the late one! You're amazing!

http://www.owalreptiles.com/complexes.php

Though he is missing (in my opinion) a few morph in some of the complexes

I would also contend that there are three or four other allele groups that he does not list. But those he does list are probably the most relevant ones