Reference for Compatible Genetics

[lizzy_troy]

(Pardon any typos, please; sometimes, the Swype-typos get past me...)

[joelouis821]

Are you looking for something like this?

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ind...uper-balls/als

[lizzy_troy]

Are you looking for something like this?

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ind...uper-balls/als

That was helpful, thanks! I think I'm going to use that, the OWAL page, and some other pages to build a database of what I'm looking for. It send like all the information is out there, just not in one place...

[lizzy_troy]

That was helpful, thanks! I think I'm going to use that, the OWAL page, and some other pages to build a database of what I'm looking for. It send like all the information is out there, just not in one place...

SEEMS, not "send." Ugh! Early morning posting and Swype-typing........

[OhhWatALoser]

That was helpful, thanks! I think I'm going to use that, the OWAL page, and some other pages to build a database of what I'm looking for. It send like all the information is out there, just not in one place...

Lemme know what's missing and I'll add it. If you are looking at nerds page, there are some genes that a good part of the community think are rehash of existing genes or polygenetic traits, or combination of. If I feel same, I don't add them.

[joelouis821]

Lemme know what's missing and I'll add it. If you are looking at nerds page, there are some genes that a good part of the community think are rehash of existing genes or polygenetic traits, or combination of. If I feel same, I don't add them.

Very true!

Sometimes though, it's nice to know what some of the "other" names for the same morphs are circulating around. I know that when I was learning about morphs and genetics I had a desire to understand as much as I could absorb and having multiple sources helped me in the process. Not because one source didn't contain all the information, but because conflicting or confusing info caused me to ask more questions and do more research.

Quite frankly, now that I have a solid knowledge of the subject, the OWAL genetics page and WOBP are much better sources of info. But the NERD site was helpful for me at one point early on as well.

[lizzy_troy]

Lemme know what's missing and I'll add it. If you are looking at nerds page, there are some genes that a good part of the community think are rehash of existing genes or polygenetic traits, or combination of. If I feel same, I don't add them.

I'm sure I'll do the research and find that nothing is missing from your page.