Starting a breeding project
Hi This is chad
Im new to the forum but i just wanted to ask a question that i can't seem to figure out on my own. Im trying to start a new project and i have a male Retic that is a tiger and he is Het for Genetic stripe. I have been messing around with punnett squares and I'm trying to find the best female that would give me a cool variation. Note: this is my first retic project so it doesn't have to be anything super fancy. Im just looking for some help with some examples where lets say if i bought an albino lavender, what are the offspring going to look like. I like the idea of getting an albio thus het for G.S. as well. What do you guys think? |
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Thanks a bunch! by the way, nice to see someone from IL, I'm from chicago and jus going to school down south. Anyways I think what Im really going for is I have a Tiger het G.S. and I'm liking the idea of having offspring that are albino genetic stripe and albino. I think this would be a great retic project and I'm unsure of how difficult it would be but I've bred Blue tongue skinks, and yellow Annies so far. I would expect to be wrong so please correct me, but if I have a male tiger het GS and a female Albino het GS, then the offspring would be 25% albino tigers, 25% GS and the rest would be combinations, one of which I'm hopping to be an Albino GS. does this sound feasible? Thanks for your reply Chad |
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het x het would yield 25% homozygous, 50% het, 25% normal.
The nonvisual offspring would be termed 66% hets |
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No - that's for any recessive het x het breeding.
To get 50% homozygous (visual), you'd have to do a visual x het. |
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Genetic stripe is a recessive trait in retics
http://www.constrictors.com/Collecti...tedPython.html |
Got it! So Chad, hope all this info helps. Harald is definitely more advanced with the genetics, but at least I tried.
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