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    Re: Breed axanthics

    Quote Originally Posted by gafaled View Post
    Sorry...I forgot the last post: My BPs are 100% phenotype axanthic.
    Meaning they are hets?

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    Re: Breed axanthics

    Quote Originally Posted by Subzero View Post
    Not true with rescessive genes. the original poster was correct.
    Yes it is true if it was not I would not post it , this might help you understand a little better http://www.ballpython.ca/what_get/recessive.html
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    Re: Breed axanthics

    Meaning that look like axanthic, not only carry out genes.
    Thank a lot.

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    Re: Breed axanthics

    Deborah,

    This link is very good information for me.

    Thank.

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    Re: Breed axanthics

    Quote Originally Posted by gafaled View Post
    Meaning that look like axanthic, not only carry out genes.
    Thank a lot.
    I bet you get all normals! Good luck..

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    Re: Breed axanthics

    Quote Originally Posted by GA_Ball_Pythons View Post
    Yes it is true if it was not I would not post it , this might help you understand a little better http://www.ballpython.ca/what_get/recessive.html
    Are you sure? What if I breed a VPI Axanthic to a Snakekeeper Axanthic? Joliff? Nerd? Other new line?

    I think I understand what you're trying to say... that a HOMOZYGOUS Axanthic bred to a HOMOZYGOUS Axanthic will yield all Axanthics. That is true as long as the snakes are from compatible lines.

    Recessive X Recessive does not necessarily = Recessive.
    If I breed a homozygous Axanthic to a homozygous Albino (both recessive), I'm not getting snows or albinos or axanthics. I will get double hets, though.

    Axanthic X Axanthic does not necessarily = Axanthic.
    If I breed a VPI Axanthic to a Snakekeeper Axanthic, I'm not getting Axanthics. double hets, yes... Axanthics, no.

    Steve

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    Re: Breed axanthics

    Here is examples of the punnett squares of all possible outcomes from the same line of axanthic

    axanthics allies= xx
    Het Axanthics allies= Xx or Nx
    wild type allies= NN

    so axanthic x axanthic=
    ___x__x_
    x |xx|xx|
    x |xx|xx|

    which means 100% visible axanthics


    or 2 100% het axantics =
    ___N__x_
    N|NN|Nx|
    x|Nx|xx|

    which = 25% wild type NN , 50% Het axanthics Nx, 25% axanthics xx


    or a 100% het x axanthic=
    ___N__x_
    x|Nx|xx|
    x|Nx|xx|

    which = 50% het axanthic Nx & 50% axanthic xx

    or axanthic x wild type =
    ___x__x_
    N|Nx|Nx|
    N|Nx|Nx|

    which = 100% het axanthic Nx

    Last het axanthic x wild type=
    ___N__x_
    N|NN|Nx|
    N|NN|Nx|

    Now these will all appear normal the odds are 50% het Nx & 50% normal but all babies would be know as 50% possible het

    hope these helps and doesn't confuse you writing punnett squares on the forum is kinda hard

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    Re: Breed axanthics

    what if it was a pastel to a pastel? or a pastel to a super?

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    Re: Breed axanthics

    or do you just look at a pastel as being a het for super pastel?

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    Re: Breed axanthics

    Quote Originally Posted by claytonfaulkner View Post
    what if it was a pastel to a pastel? or a pastel to a super?

    As I mentioned in my first response in this thread, it makes no difference whether we're talking about recessive, co-dom, or dominant. The genetics work the same. The only difference is the visual result.

    So, if a het Axanthic x het Axanthic =
    25% homozygous Axanthic
    50% het Axanthic
    25% Normal

    then

    Pastel (heterozygous) x Pastel (heterozyous) =
    25% Super Pastel (homozygous)
    50% Pastel (heterozygous)
    25% Normal

    or

    Pastel (heterozygous) x Super Pastel (homozygous) =
    50% Super Pastel (homozygous)
    50% Pastel (heterozygous)

    Look at travisjara's post above, showing the punnet squares for axanthics, and plug in Pastel for het axanthic, and Super Pastel for Axanthic. The results will be the same. Again, the only difference is visual expression. In other words, where he said that het axanthics look normal, heterozygous Pastels do NOT look normal. Therefore, there would be no "50% probable het Pastels".

    Steve

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