Quote Originally Posted by JMBall's View Post
Yeah, the whitewash comes in a triple ressessive. Axanthic, albino, whitewash. It mixes the genes up and is essentially a genetic paradox. The male is axanthic and the whitewash brings out albino paradoxism. It's a low visual so it would be like a really low pied...basically little more then a ringer pied. The female is a wildtype; the white spots are the whitewash gene bringing out the snow.

John
Quote Originally Posted by JMBall's View Post
So yes, snow is a double recessive but with the added whitewash gene that expresses snow in a paradox type display. Like pieds they can show very little expression to very high expression. Mine are lows. Also like pieds lows make highs and vice versa. On the axanthic male the albino/ww is just a couple little yellow spots.

John
Hey thanks for explaining!!!

now it makes more sense

They are good looking animals and i cant wait to see what the babies will look like they gonna give to you!

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Quote Originally Posted by JMBall's View Post
Yeah, the whitewash comes in a triple ressessive. Axanthic, albino, whitewash. It mixes the genes up and is essentially a genetic paradox. The male is axanthic and the whitewash brings out albino paradoxism. It's a low visual so it would be like a really low pied...basically little more then a ringer pied. The female is a wildtype; the white spots are the whitewash gene bringing out the snow.

John
Quote Originally Posted by JMBall's View Post
So yes, snow is a double recessive but with the added whitewash gene that expresses snow in a paradox type display. Like pieds they can show very little expression to very high expression. Mine are lows. Also like pieds lows make highs and vice versa. On the axanthic male the albino/ww is just a couple little yellow spots.

John
Hey thanks for explaining!!!

now it makes more sense

They are good looking animals and i cant wait to see what the babies will look like they gonna give to you!