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blood python genetics/morph help....Please.

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So i was recently at a show and couldn't get my eyes off of a T positive albino blood. I have been working pythons and reticulated pythons. I am looking for a "genetic wizard" or a morph list for working out future projects. My partner has been breeding reticulated pythons for along time and is helping me with the balls and retics. We are having a very hard time with the genetics. Any help that we can.get.is greatly appreciated. Thank you all for your time.
 
I know that BHB reptiles and World of Ball Pythons both have genetic wizards at least for ball pythons. You should check them out; they're super handy. If you want to LEARN how to figure genetic possibilities for yourself, then you could do a google search on punnett squares. Of course, you'll need to also learn the definitions of Dominant, Co-Dominant, Incomplete Dominant, and Recessive to do these (it's not as hard as it sounds!).

Can't really go wrong with whatever you decide to do; it's all incredibly interesting stuff.
 
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