doms and supers

[tmlowe5704]

With the lemon blast thread open, what would happen from breeding something that is a codom x dom to another codom x dom? I know dominant morphs do not have a super form, but would mixing it with the co-dom change anything?

Or would lemon blast x lemon blast make just pastels, super pastels, pins, lemon blasts, and normals?

[Freakie_frog]

With the lemon blast thread open, what would happen from breeding something that is a codom x dom to another codom x dom? I know dominant morphs do not have a super form, but would mixing it with the co-dom change anything?

Or would lemon blast x lemon blast make just pastels, super pastels, pins, lemon blasts, and normals?

lemon blast x lemon blast could produce. Pins, pastels, super pastels, and super blast not sure on the normals.

[tmlowe5704]

lemon blast x lemon blast could produce. Pins, pastels, super pastels, and super blast not sure on the normals.

I am going to call you out on that one Ed. Isn't super blast a super pastel x pin? Also, as far as I know, only homo rec x homo rec homo and co-dom x anything are the only ways to not produce normals.

What I was getting at was the pin being a dominant morph.

[smasharama13]

I am going to call you out on that one Ed. Isn't super blast a super pastel x pin? Also, as far as I know, only homo rec x homo rec homo and co-dom x anything are the only ways to not produce normals.

What I was getting at was the pin being a dominant morph.

Actually a co-dom x all but the super of that could produce normals and maybe a co-dom x dom would give you no normals. For example co-dom (pastel) x co-dom (pastel) could produce 25% normals 25% supers and 50% pastel.

I don't know a lot about the lemon blast in question, however.

[tmlowe5704]

oops, i meant homo co-dom to all

homo co dom being something such as a super pastel

even when doing pastel x pastel, normals may come up so that would still be the case when doing lemon blast x lemon blast