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Red Albino + Anerythristic???
- Thread starter mehnkle
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Serpwidgets
New member
Assuming that "red albino" means Amelanistic, that combo makes snow corns.
However, in the first generation your offspring will only be carriers of those two recessive genes, so all of the offspring will look normal. That is, unless one or both of your starters are het for the other trait, which could result in some mutants.
When you breed the offspring together you would be able to get amels, anerys, and maybe a snow or two.
See my genetics tutorial for a clearer explanation.
However, in the first generation your offspring will only be carriers of those two recessive genes, so all of the offspring will look normal. That is, unless one or both of your starters are het for the other trait, which could result in some mutants.
When you breed the offspring together you would be able to get amels, anerys, and maybe a snow or two.
See my genetics tutorial for a clearer explanation.
CornsnakeKeeper
Addicted Member
Serpwidgets is correct, just so you hear it from more than one person. The babies will all be normal but carry the genes for anery and red albino. Therfore, if you take 2 of the normal babies and breed them, you will get some red albinos, some anerys, and maybe a snow or two.
Serpwidgets
New member
No Problem...
It's generally accepted protocol that when you link to someone's site, you link directly to their front page, so that they may control traffic from there.
However, I'm not concerned with that, so go ahead and link directly to the genetics tutorial.
It's generally accepted protocol that when you link to someone's site, you link directly to their front page, so that they may control traffic from there.
However, I'm not concerned with that, so go ahead and link directly to the genetics tutorial.