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Common boa genetics help

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Hi! I have a 66% het anery het albino male boa I want to breed to my triple het moonglow boa. I'm still really dicey with the genetics and am taking a class this fall semester on genetics so I'll hopefully understand this a lot more. What offspring would they produce?
 
I would imagine possible snows (anery+albino), possible moonglows (since hypo can be passed on from a single parent), possibly ghost (hypo+anery), sunglow a (hypo+albino), albino, and lots of hets (non-visuals).

It all depends on if the anery proves out. If you get a ghost, a snow, or a moonglow it will be proved.
 
If one of the parents was an anery, he isn't a 66% het (he IS het anery).
 
Sanguine84 said:
I thought anery was recessive like albino. Are you saying its co-dominant like hypomelanism?
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Not at all - 66% hets are the product of het x het pairings. If the pairing WAS albino x anery, the snake is a double het.
Breeding the double het to the triple het moonglow could yield:
Possible double hets, hypo possible double hets, albino poss het anery, sunglow poss het anery, anery poss het albino, ghost poss het albino, snow, & moonglow.

That is, naturally, assuming that the pairing really was albino x anery. If the snake is actually het albino, 66% het anery - as was originally posted - none of the anery related morphs will happen unless he proves.
 
I don't think my post went. Doing this from my phone stinks. He did say the parents were anery and albino but then said the snake was 66% anery het albino. It is perfectly plausible that I heard him wrong or that he misspoke. Either way, it will be pretty exciting to have babies.
 
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