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What would I get??

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SnakesRUs

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What would I get when bredding a Male Sunglow to a Snow?
And the same Sunglow to a Amel? Just assuming none of them were het for anything cause I'm not sure if they are or not. This is my first season bredding and I'm really looking forward to the offspring I'm just trying to find out what kinda color I should expecting.
 
Sunglow x Snow = All amels het for anery

Sunglow x Amel = All amels

The amels you would get from these two pairings would likely span the spectrum of coloration for amels. Some will likely be able to be called sunglows, but many of them will likely be just run of the mill amels. However, they'll all be amel in one form or another.

The only difference in this that **could** exist is if the Sunglow you have is one that was created by bring hypo into the amel line. Some sunglows are hypo amels and some are line-bred amels only. Personally, I think the true hypos amels are relatively few and far between. However, if your sunglow is a hypo amel, then all of the babies would also be het for hypomelanism as well.

Hope that helps -- :cool:
 
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