What's wrong with sibs?

[piedpipper]

Well it would depend what percentage jungle the parent animal was to begin with. If the father lets say is 50% jungle and 50% coastal and you paired that to a pure jungle the resulting offspring would be 75% jungle 25% coastal. if you pair the offspring with another pure jungle you will get 87.5% jungle 12.5% coastal. Basically the more you breed them to pure jungles the more watered down any coastal genes they have become.

Thanks Dennis- I'm still trying to understand the whole sib thing. So if you pair a Jungle Jag with a pure Jungle the normals would be JJ sibs? And if the sib was later paired with another pure jungle they would only produce normals, and maybe coastals, but no jags? The sib should also not be paired with another jag. Am I getting this partially correct?

You seem a bit confused here on the whole jungle/coastal thing. Jungle and coastal are simply subspecies of carpet python. They're not morphs. So if you breed any jungle/coastal mix regardless of whether they are jaguar or not to a pure jungle you don't get some jungles and some coastals. You just get offspring with less coastal blood in them.