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Old 09-19-04, 04:45 PM   #1
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BCI Genetics?

Ok, I've been looking into BCI genetics because I love Albino's and Anery's. So I have a question.

I know if you breed an Albino and an Anery together all the babies will be het for albino and anery and look normal.

Then if you take those babies for example or anything that's het for albino and anery, hopefully 1/16th of the offspring would be snow if you're lucky.

Now, what happens when you breed a Snow and an Albino? Or a Snow and an Anery? And I assume two Snows together would make more Snows.

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Old 09-19-04, 04:51 PM   #2
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Here, check this site out, it might help you out a bit..

http://www.classreptilia.com/boa_morphs.htm
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If you were too breed a snow to an albino you would receive all albinos het anery . And if you breed an anery to a snow you would receive all anery's het albino. Both genes are simple recessive. Meaning unless the young receive a copy of it from both parents they will not show it.

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