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    fresh hatched het red axanthic x spider pairing not sure what i got plz help

    freshly hatched im not sure what i have there are 5 snake the one not pictured im 100% sure is het red axanthic and am not sure which one or ones are het red axanthic spiders?http://s1276.photobucket.com/user/ba...tml?sort=3&o=0

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    If the pairing was just a "normal" het red ax X spider then your not going to be able to tell if they are 100% het or not. All you can be sure of is that they are all 50% het.
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    Re: fresh hatched het red axanthic x spider pairing not sure what i got plz help

    Quote Originally Posted by Southern_Breeder View Post
    If the pairing was just a "normal" het red ax X spider then your not going to be able to tell if they are 100% het or not. All you can be sure of is that they are all 50% het.
    Absolutely incorrect. Het Red Axanthic is a co-dominant gene, whereas all other axanthic lines are non-visual recessive genes. Het Red Axanthic is a visual trait and will show.


    http://www.coreywoods.com/het.shtml

    to the OP, I'm not sure. I can only see them on my phone currently so it's hard to tell but it doesn't seem there are any het red in there.

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