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Breeding blizzard and anery
- Thread starter Kuter100
- Start date
Dragonling
Doesn't do "casual"
I'm not totally sure which of these you're asking about, but hopefully one of them helps:
If you're breeding a Blizzard (Amel Charcoal) to an Anery, you'll get all normals het for Amel Charcoal Anery.
If you're breeding a Snow (Amel Anery) to an Anery, you'll get all Anery het for Amel.
This is, of course, assuming no other surprise hets. I strongly recommend nailing down your understanding of genetics before jumping into a project. You'll be better equipped to make wiser purchasing decisions and avoid pumping out cheap normals. Check out: http://cornguide.com/geneticspages.php?page=1 Chuck's free guide helped solidify what I had already learned about corn genetics, and now I have very little use for morph calculators.
If you're breeding a Blizzard (Amel Charcoal) to an Anery, you'll get all normals het for Amel Charcoal Anery.
If you're breeding a Snow (Amel Anery) to an Anery, you'll get all Anery het for Amel.
This is, of course, assuming no other surprise hets. I strongly recommend nailing down your understanding of genetics before jumping into a project. You'll be better equipped to make wiser purchasing decisions and avoid pumping out cheap normals. Check out: http://cornguide.com/geneticspages.php?page=1 Chuck's free guide helped solidify what I had already learned about corn genetics, and now I have very little use for morph calculators.