steelherper
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What would happen if I breed a ghost to a blizzard.
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what would happen
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Darin Chappell
Very Senior Hillbilly
Assuming neither of them share any common hets, you would get in the F1:
100% normals het for anery, amel, charcoal, and hypomelanism.
In the F2 breeding, you could expect:
normals
amels
anerys
snows
blizzards
ghosts
phantoms
snow blizzards
hypo snows
hypo blizzards
hypo snow blizzards
and a whole HOST of het possibilities!
Have fun!!
100% normals het for anery, amel, charcoal, and hypomelanism.
In the F2 breeding, you could expect:
normals
amels
anerys
snows
blizzards
ghosts
phantoms
snow blizzards
hypo snows
hypo blizzards
hypo snow blizzards
and a whole HOST of het possibilities!
Have fun!!
steelherper
New member
That alot of possabilities and what is a phantom corn.
Darin Chappell
Very Senior Hillbilly
Yes, there are a lot of possibilities; that's why I am so enthralled with my breeding projects . . .the POSSIBILITIES! Hehehe
A phantom corn is a hypo-charcoal. It is a name that is similar enough to "ghost" to reveal what it looks like without making one think it is an anery A product. However, some people do call them charcoal ghosts. I just prefer "phantom."
A phantom corn is a hypo-charcoal. It is a name that is similar enough to "ghost" to reveal what it looks like without making one think it is an anery A product. However, some people do call them charcoal ghosts. I just prefer "phantom."