kenster
09-26-2002, 01:47 AM
Serp, I was reading the stripe/motley thread and read this quote
"Yes. Codominant, dominant, and recessive are ways to describe relationships. Motley and striped are codominant to each other and recessive to their Normal counterpart, which is dominant to both. "
Now does this mean if you bred an anery stripe/motley to a normal motley that the normal would be the dominant gene? Or once again am i just off in left field (which I normally am ;) ) I have no idea what the normal is het for. he came from serpenco. Just wondering because i just picked up an anery stripe/motley, and I was wondering what i should breed her to in 04. She will be here tomorrow and I should have a pic later in the afternoon to share with you all. Thanks in advance for any help here...
Ken
"Yes. Codominant, dominant, and recessive are ways to describe relationships. Motley and striped are codominant to each other and recessive to their Normal counterpart, which is dominant to both. "
Now does this mean if you bred an anery stripe/motley to a normal motley that the normal would be the dominant gene? Or once again am i just off in left field (which I normally am ;) ) I have no idea what the normal is het for. he came from serpenco. Just wondering because i just picked up an anery stripe/motley, and I was wondering what i should breed her to in 04. She will be here tomorrow and I should have a pic later in the afternoon to share with you all. Thanks in advance for any help here...
Ken