My male Lavender and female striped Amel mated and produced a clutch of eggs. I had assumed that all the offspring of this mating would appear as classic colored corns. So far, 2 eggs have hatched. As expected, one is of the classic color but the other is an amel. Is this normal?
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Basic genetics
- Thread starter gayal
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RobbiesCornField
Bring it on.
It looks like you've discovered that your male is het Amel! Congratulations!