Originally Posted by veedubz
and with dominant traits the trait is passed on to all offspring.
like this Super pastel to a normal
all resulting babies are pastels.
spiders do not have a super and do not pass their trait onto all offspring so it cannot be a dominant trait.
where as i know of a granite that when bred to a normal will produce all granites but whern bred to another granite does not produce a super-granite so the granite trait is dominant not codom.
wheres randy remmington when you need him lol
Link to NERDs Co-Dominant/Dominant Genetics 301 read through to dominant x normal
You are wrong. Dominant just means there is no super form in the snake realm. Dominants act just like Co-dominants, just no supers.
Comparing a Super Pastel to a Spider even genetics wise is way off.
Pastel is a co-dom gene. When the snake has 2 Pastel alleles it is then a homozygous or super pastel.
Spider and Pinstripes are considered dominant, because there has not been a visual super Pinstripe or Spider produced.
Spider x normal
S n
n Sn nn
n Sn nn
Sn= Spider
nn= Normal
SS= does not exist.
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