Unless I have a Albino in the equation all will be Pastels with 50% het for albino because of the dominant Super Pastel gene. OK. So if want a (for example) the Albino Pastel then I would just use a (homozygous) Albino with a Super Pastel.Het alone won't do the trick because I'll be missing the other gene.
Once again, thanks for the valuable responses. This means its back to the drawing board for me. I'm planning for 2007 and 2008.
A super pastel with an albino will still not produce albino, because only one parent carries the gene. BOTH parents must carry at least one copy of albino to produce albino babies.
You can either breed two het albinos (or super pastel het albino with a het albino, makes no difference) to get 25% albino.
Or you can breed a super pastel het albino with an albino to get pastel 50% albino.
an albino super pastel bred to an albino will produce 100% pastel albinos.
wow, i guess its back to the books and web sites for me. this is going to be tough to understand and remeber (as I rip up the last project draft) LOL. Thanks to all who took the time to read and post. I appreciate it ALOT.
Super Pastel to Albino = All Pastel 100% Het Albino
Super Pastel to Het Albino = All Pastel 50% Poss Het Albino
Super Pastel Het Albino to Het Albino = All Pastels with 25% Pastel Albino, 25% Pastel Het Albino, & 50% Pastels
Super Pastel Albino to Albino = All Pastel Albinos
Hope this is a simple explanation.... (And correct... ) <crossing fingers>