View Full Version : 50% Het vs 66% Het ... And the difference is?????
I am sue this has been asked before but here goes. If you breed two 100% Hets the resulting morphs are out of the equation and the rest look normal but may or may not be Hets. Are these 50% Het or 66% Het and what exactly is the other one? Or are these two names for the same thing?
Thanks for clearing this up :)
Bruce
BoidKeeper
09-02-03, 04:11 AM
Albino x Normal = 100% hets
100% het x 100% het = 1 in 4 albinos, 66% chance that the rest are het.
100% het x Normal = 50% of the offspring may be hets
I think that's right,
Trevor
Bristen
09-02-03, 07:01 AM
Trevor was correct with his explanations. So what it really boils down to is just a statistics game...
if you buy 12 het animals, the following should happen (give or take a few because this is statistically speaking):
- for 50% hets, 6 of them should be hets
- for 66% hets: 8 of them should be hets
So if you want to work with hets, but can't afford 100% hets, 66% hets are much better because the odds of actually having a het is higher.
Hope it helps!
Best Wishes,
Bristen.
a 50% het and a 66% het are the same thing, only one snake has higher odds than the other of actually being het.
Zoe
BoidKeeper
09-02-03, 01:35 PM
That's right Zoe, good point. The animal is not 50% het or 66% het. It has thoese chances of being het. Some animals have a 50/50 chance of being het. Your odds increase up 66% when you breed too 100% together.
Cheers,
Trevor
BurmBaroness
09-04-03, 09:02 AM
OK, I found this browsing through the BOI. I am NOT saying this is FACT, but it wasn't disputed, either. Check out the link and the pic
Its almost at the bottom of this page
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24906&perpage=10&pagenumber=3
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