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albino x mojave

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what would that look like/produce?


also albino x pastel. what would that produce?


just up late thinking of what a snake of this combination would look like and if it has been done. both are co-doms if my reading information is accurate.
 
Albino is recessive. Mojave and Pastel are co-doms.

So Alb x Moj would produce both Mojave Het Albinos (look like Mojaves but also carry the gene for Albino) and Het Albinos (look Normal but would carry the gene for Albino).

Same with the Alb x Pastel. That pairing would produce both Pastel Het Albinos (look like Pastels but also carry the gene for Albino) and Het Albinos (look Normal but would carry the gene for Albino).
 
man. i thought something cool looking would come of it. guess that would involve recombination and holliday junctions which i cant control.


talking of hets. how are 66% and 50% and 100% hets made?
 
Sammy is right on with his statement. I think I read somewhere that the pastel albino really doesnt show much different than a normal albino, and ? I am not sure what the mojave would do to the look of an albino either.
 
tstrenuous10 said:
man. i thought something cool looking would come of it. guess that would involve recombination and holliday junctions which i cant control.


talking of hets. how are 66% and 50% and 100% hets made?
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I'm not real good at explaining this stuff..but I'll give it a shot, lol.

A 100% het is an animal that you KNOW is heterozygous (het) for a recessive gene. It appears normal. It would be the offspring of a homozygous (visual) animal.

A 50% het means that there is a 50/50 chance that the animal carries the recessive gene. Produced by breeding a 100% het to a normal.

A 66% percent het is the normal looking offspring of a 100% het to 100% het breeding.

It's much easier to explain with the Punnett square to show.....lol.
 
im familiar with the punnett square. took genetics and totally know about recessive and co dom and all that greatness. i was just curious as to how you got 66% and 50% and 100% cuz thats all i ever see. never a 33% and never a 75% or at least they are rare.


i also wanted to know a possible outcome of a genetic recombination of the albino and mojave if it was possible to VISUALISE the two mixing.



also, could a 50% het be considered 100% if it produced offspring of BOTH genetics? im assuming that would make 100% sure it was het for say, albino and mojave.
 
i was just curious as to how you got 66% and 50% and 100% cuz thats all i ever see. never a 33% and never a 75% or at least they are rare.
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I don't think you could work out a 75% mathmatically. A 33% het is theoretically possible, but to actually market a snake as such is ethically questionable. It would be the normal appearing offspring of a possible het mating where no visual morphs were produced. 50% hets and 66% hets are from matings where at least one parent is known to be het.

also, could a 50% het be considered 100% if it produced offspring of BOTH genetics? im assuming that would make 100% sure it was het for say, albino and mojave.
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Well, there is no het for mojave, it's a codominate gene. It's either mojave or it isn't, if the gene is present it is expressed.
If you bred a 50% het albino and it did produce albinos, then yes it would no longer be a 50% het, its genetics would be proven and it would be 100% het.
 
Albino Mojave

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Sammy is right on with his statement. I think I read somewhere that the pastel albino really doesnt show much different than a normal albino, and ? I am not sure what the mojave would do to the look of an albino either.
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Here ya go ..Albino Mojaves :D:D
 

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Sorry guys it's been a while since Ive posted on this site forgot to look for date....and it popped up beneth the classifieds ad area. sorry
 
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