Quote Originally Posted by Bundu Boy View Post
Shew, now you guys are getting heavy!

I gotta start reading up on this some more

I like Deborah's post, Layman is my friend at the moment. So would that principle be the same with breeding a normal male to any morph?

Normal male bred to morph female, keep a baby boy and breed with the mum to get 50% morph / 50% Het...
no
you should read that link that was posted earlier. Like I said before, it depends on the specific morph. So if you have a question about what you get if you breed any particular morph, then you should ask and we'll help you out.
It's hard at first to figure out which morphs are recessive, dominant, or co-dominant
and then if you throw combos in there it's even worse!

that said, if you breed a normal with a visual recessive morph animal (doesn't matter which sex is which) then you get 100% hets
if you breed a recessive het to a visual recessive morph (for the same trait, of course) then you get 50% chance for the morph and 50% chance for normals in each clutch (doesn't matter what relation the parents are to each other- all that matters is that they have compatible genes, although inbreeding over many generations can cause problems)

again, I recommend you read that link posted on the first page, and also the one I posted about the punnett square, because if you learn that, you'll know how to figure it all out yourself