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    Re: ghost morphs

    Quote Originally Posted by scottman View Post
    I was looking through the morph market to see what can be produced with the ghost gene and I'm really digging the humblebee
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    Are you looking to do a long term project to tinker and just get the experience? The reason I ask is because with the ghost male you just purchased in order to get a humble bee the female would need to be a bumblebee Het ghost in order to produce a humble bee, and quite frankly for what you would pay for a bumblebee Het ghost ... you could spend an extra 50 to 80 bucks and just buy the humble bee


    Humble bee = pastel/spider/ghost genes

    Bumblebee = pastel/ spider genes

    Pastel is a (Co-Dominant) gene
    Spider is a (Dominant) gene
    Both of these genes only require one of the parents to carry the gene in order to produce the gene

    Ghost is a (Recessive) gene
    With a Recessive gene both of the parents need to carry the gene in order to produce a visual specimen of the gene .... there is a non visual version of a recessive gene which is called a Het .. a Het carries the gene but it cannot be seen

    It gets deeper than that but I'm not going to type up a whole lesson on genetics

    You have a visual ghost

    The genetic's are quite confusing at first but once you learn how they work it is a breeze ..... Here you go:

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...Basic-Genetics

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