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Creating triple & quad co-doms?

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So I'm reading along and wondering how in the hell do you create triple gene combos or even the mysterious quad co-dom's without a incomplete dominate, recessive, or dominate? :shootfoot Am I missing something here. can anyone fill me on this ? :shrug01:
 
Here's an example:

black pastel yellowbelly male X pastel pinstripe female

You would have a 1 in 16 chance per egg of making the quad morph
 
and no supers HERE IS an example:

Enchi X Black-Pastel X LESSER combo
Enchi/Black Pastel (m) to Lesser (f)

I guess my question is can you really hit on the odds of a Enchi/Black Pastel to a Lesser and create an Enchi X Black Pastel X Lesser ? without involving any super forms !
 
no pins, spiders, calico, etc... dominates or reccessive involve i been wrecking my brain has this been done i guess with sterlings it has pastel x pastel cinny answered my own question lol closed !
 
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