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breeding different corn's?

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i was just wondering ... for my snow i was gona buy a motley corn.. do they breed or do they not???
what does it make up if u breed them.. i was just wondering
cause there is this really cute corn on sale here!
 
Yes, a snow corn and a motley corn can be crossed. They are identicly the same species, they just have varying genetic information, like the difference between blue eyes and brown.

As to what you would get, it is hard to say because it is very possible that the wo animals share some genetic distinctions (that motley could very well be hiding some genes for amelanism and/or anerythrism in there somewhere). However, assuming no common genetics, breeding a snow corn to a motley corn would give you all normals, 100% triple het for amel, anery, and motley.
 
The only way you would get albino's out of that mating would be if the motley corn is het for amel...If the motley is not het the you would have to breed it to the snow and then breed the offspring back to the mother or to each other to produce albino's....

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