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Opal Motley X Amel

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danielmcginty

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I've tried to work this stuff out and I just can't. B's in maths and science at school but clearly it just wasn't enough to cope with this kinda crap! I'm getting a book.
Anyway until such time could someone please just answer me what percentage outcomes would be with these two breedings;

Opal Motley X Amel
Opal Motley X Amel Motley

Thankyou to all those much wiser than myself!
 
Lol. I just can't ever remember the names of the morphs. If I could remember exactly what an opal was, I could do the cross for you.

IF an opal is an amel lavender, your first cross would produce all amels het lavender and motley and your second would produce all amel motleys het lavender.

But that's only if an opal is an amel lavender. :)

And this assumes none of the snakes has any unknown hets.

edited to change "het opal" to "het lavender." was thinking ahead of my fingers and typed the wrong word.
 
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Opal Motley X Amel = Amels 100% het Lavender/Motley

Opal Motley X Amel Motley = Amel Motleys 100% het for Lavender.

Chris
 
danielmcginty said:
Opal Motley X Amel Opal Motley X Amel Motley
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Amel Lavender Motley x Amel = Amel het Lavender Motley. No math needed for that one.
Amel Lavender Motley x Amel Motley = Amel Motley het Lavender. No math on that one either.
Both are pretty straightforward because you are breeding snakes that don't appear het for anything. The offspring will always show the traits that were shared by both parents, as well as being het for any traits exhibited by only one parent.
 
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