Spiders do NOT appear to have a 'super' (homozygous) form. But just because nobody has ever been able to verify a homozygous spider exists, you can't really say for sure one way or the other. I prefer to play it safe and say that spiders are 'some kind of dominant mutation'So a spider... Wouldnt that be codom because it can make a super, or is it considered dom since its already a visual.
The individual mutations are considered either co-dominant or dominant or recessive. Not the entire animal. You could produce a hypomelanistic pastel spider and have three different kinds of mutations in one animal, but that wouldn't make the snake either recessive, co-dominant or dominant.but what happens if you mix spider (dom) and pastel (dom) to make bee, wouldnt that mean the animals are codom?