Questions About Producing Super Ball Hybrids

[Aedryan Methyus]

Thanks for all of your information you guys. Though, you are officially speaking beyond the scope of this nOOb's current knowledge... lol I doubt if I would ever breed an Albino Ball to a T- or T+ Blood, anyway. I was just curious... Just to be clear, though, is it possible that an Albino Ball could be compatible with a T- or T+ Blood or not?

[Trisnake]

Thanks for all of your information you guys. Though, you are officially speaking beyond the scope of this nOOb's current knowledge... lol I doubt if I would ever breed an Albino Ball to a T- or T+ Blood, anyway. I was just curious... Just to be clear, though, is it possible that an Albino Ball could be compatible with a T- or T+ Blood or not?

Its possible if the albinism allele is located at the same locus for both species. Sometimes it is (in the case of ball pythons and Burmese pythons) but I would say usually it is not, as it requires somewhat of a fluke of nature for two distantly related species of animal to develop analogous color mutations on the same loci as one another (unless that mutation had been present in a common ancestor hundreds of thousands of years ago and survived until modern times, which is arguably just as much a fluke of nature).

Your best bet would be breeding an albino ball to a t-negative albino blood, as t+ and t- are rarely ever compatible within the SAME species much less two different species.