That nose sure looks like it's crossed with either a pug, pekingese or persian!Joejr14 said:Hibird!!!!!!!!!
Joejr14 said:Btw, she's got a Z snow or two, I believe.
E. g. guttata said:So would that make them snowz or znows?![]()
If you want to list all proven genes, then yes. This has pretty clearly been proven simple recessive and non-allelic to anery or charcoal.E. g. guttata said:Does this mean that I now need to add a Z gene page to my site?? What woud be the gene symbol for that? I would also need the background information, and a good picture of the current line-bred variations (I'm assuming that it's only "standard" Z gene mutations as of right now) of the mutation. LOL! I know that I'm asking a lot from you guys lately, but I want to keep my site up-to-date and accurate. LOL
Serpwidgets said:If you really needed one to use for some reason, I'm sure Z<sup>+</sup> and z<sup>z</sup> could do in a pinch, but I am not publishing any symbols for it... there's no point in getting stuck later on with a symbol that doesn't make sense.![]()
Yes.Menhir said:So, Z is the new synonym for Richs "Anery Type C"? Yes - No?!?