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Originally Posted by crotalusadamanteus
There is no Het for salmon. It just has not happened yet. A normal from a litter of salmons does not produce any salmon offspring.
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Heterozygous simply means that there are two differant genes located at the same locus. Which ever gene is dominant will be expressed in the phenotype. If you read all of my post carefully you would understand.
I see I'm not getting through. Genetics can be hard grasp. I suggest you do a web search on Mendel and his pea plants. This will teach you the basics. It's really not hard once you lay the foundation.