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I have searched the dissucusions on this but it didnt really help all that much. I have a corn which has both anery a and b however the type a is form a snow corn and so i think i right in thinking that makes it a ressive gene. The type B gene comes from a homo charcoal, the snake is about 2 months old now and no yellow is showing and he looks different to the other type a's i have doe's this mean that the type b is domiant over the type a in this situation ? ANd what the hell will happen if i was to mate htis guy to anohter snow ? would the anerys that i get be type b appearance ? anyone know or done this yet ?
(i am assuming its been done to death
Thanks
