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05-22-2009, 10:50 PM

Has this pin ever produced non pin offspring before (or is this his first clutch)?

If no non pin offspring, do you know if his parents could have both been pinstripes?

BRB reported last year that he had what appears to be a homozygous pinstripe and that it looks just like a heterozygous pinstripe (all or almost all the pinstripes before that one are heterozygous for the mutation). If your pinstripe came from a pin X pin clutch then it was a 33% chance homozygous pinstripe and you might have hit those odds.

Or you might have just got lucky with a heterozygous pin (like 1 in 256 lucky).

05-22-2009, 10:50 PM	#7
CornNut	Has this pin ever produced non pin offspring before (or is this his first clutch)? If no non pin offspring, do you know if his parents could have both been pinstripes? BRB reported last year that he had what appears to be a homozygous pinstripe and that it looks just like a heterozygous pinstripe (all or almost all the pinstripes before that one are heterozygous for the mutation). If your pinstripe came from a pin X pin clutch then it was a 33% chance homozygous pinstripe and you might have hit those odds. Or you might have just got lucky with a heterozygous pin (like 1 in 256 lucky).