boapointreptiles
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If anyone has one and dosent mind sending it over it would help out alot
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need a Boa morph calculator
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MurdocksReptiles
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JCCS
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I think these morph calculators are one of the worst things happening when it comes to breeding snakes. Instead of a calculator, go to wikipedia and really study how these genetics work. Once you do this, all you have to do is overlap the Punnet squares and bingo, you are your own morph calculator and can answer questions for the people that are buying snakes that you may be producing.
Every individual morph works the exact same way in a Punnet square, the only difference between recessive/simple dominant/incomplete dominant morphs is what you can and can't see when it comes to the heterozygous and homozygous genotypes. And once you understand that the two letters in each side of a punnet square represents an allele and how that translates into how genes transfer from parents to babies, you'll actually understand what's going on when you're pairing animals instead of reading off answers from a screen.
Just a thought to throw out there, Chris
Every individual morph works the exact same way in a Punnet square, the only difference between recessive/simple dominant/incomplete dominant morphs is what you can and can't see when it comes to the heterozygous and homozygous genotypes. And once you understand that the two letters in each side of a punnet square represents an allele and how that translates into how genes transfer from parents to babies, you'll actually understand what's going on when you're pairing animals instead of reading off answers from a screen.
Just a thought to throw out there, Chris