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01-30-2003, 04:50 PM
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Salmons & Hypos ?
I have seen both types of these and actually I am breeding salmons right now. But my question is can these two different types of hypos breed together. Are "orange tail" hypos a codominant trait? If you cross a hypo to a salmon what is produced? I am very curious. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Tony Alles
www.reptileguru.com
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01-30-2003, 07:03 PM
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Hi Tony, Rich Ihle has an add running "Salmon turning yellow" it is a SalmonxOrange tail. It looks very nice.
Sorry I couldn't help you more. I'd check out PKReptiles, Jeff Ronne, and Rich Ihle. There should be something on one of their sites that would help.
Rob
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02-02-2003, 06:39 PM
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Salmon, hypo, and orange tail are just different names for the same morph Hypomelanistic. You can breed these animals together and end up with the same results you would get if you were to breed 2 salmons. I hope that helps
Ed Lilley
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