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Hello good people
I have been wondering about the pairing and working of alleles
So my question is if Pastel x Pastel x cinny = Cinny than if my formula is correct than. you can turn out this crown jewel
Pewter X Pastel = Sterling
so does this apply
Super Pastel X Cinny = Sterling
I'm really wondering I'm looking to do something in 5 morph combo stage and yeah I'm stuck on this.
A super pastel cannot make other super pastels unless bred to something else with the pastel gene in it...a Super pastel will make all pastels at the very least...so a super pastel bred to a cinny will make pastels and pewters....no normals...but no super forms either, hence no Sterling
A super pastel to a pewter would make sterlings tho...the second parent would need to have the pastle gene as well to get any super pastels or super pastel combos....but again with a super form, you will get no normals...the very least you will get is all pastels...which is nice
Hello good people
I have been wondering about the pairing and working of alleles
So my question is if Pastel x Pastel x cinny = Cinny than if my formula is correct than. you can turn out this crown jewel
Pewter X Pastel = Sterling
so does this apply
Super Pastel X Cinny = Sterling
I'm really wondering I'm looking to do something in 5 morph combo stage and yeah I'm stuck on this.
Breeding Pewter X Pastel would give you a 1 and 8 chance of producing a Sterling.
Breeding a Super Pastel x Cinni statistically should produce 50% Pastels and 50% Pewters, no Sterlings.
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Co-Dom Question of the Cinny Pewter GENE
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