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    Re: Het for Super Stripe

    As stated above, super stripe is a combo of two different morphs. Some super stripes are yellow belly + specter and some are yellow belly + whirlwind and it's still not for sure if specter and whirlwind are the exact same thing or not.

    While I'm never quite sure what "super" means I think Hock3ymonk3y is right that a super should be homozygous for one mutation, and to go further not a combo of two mutations. So I don't think there should be anything that is called a het super stripe. How would a yellow belly not be just as much a het super stripe as a specter or a whirlwind? It does sound like yellow belly and specter/whirlwind might be alleles (different mutations of the same gene). So far I've not heard of super stripe X normal producing any superstripes or normals, only the two super stripe ingredients.

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