some basic genetics

[tubalytz77]

co-dominant
usually they have a super form (dominant).
can be pass down to the next generation.

so basically if you have 4 eggs in your clutch..you'll have a chance of having 50% macksnow and also a 50% chance of getting normals.

co-dominant x co-dominant

so you'll have 25% of getting the super from (dominant) 25% normal and 50% of the co-dominant form..

dominant
all of the next generation will all have the co-dominant trait

all are in co-dominant form

recessive
the homozygous form of the heterozygous trait
example of recessive genes are: albino, bell albino, tremper, raptor..etc etc


het x het

this is were it gets tricky since you cant identify whether its a normal or a normal het. since they all look the same..

homozygous x het


homozygous x homozygous


hope this helps..this are just the basics you still have to know what morph you are working with...the combinations are endless but this would give you some sort of background on your future projects..

[nekuprocrast]

simple yet very informative and helpful illustrations!

[Cool Man Exotics]

salamat sir matt sa pagshare sang mga info's nga ini..useful ni para sa mga ga gecko...

[nekuprocrast]

ang recessive gli sir, sa isa ka batch pwede nga duwa ka klasi ang morph?

[tubalytz77]

bali amo na xa ang punnet square..so fill up mo lang sila kung nao klasi nga possible genes na may ara xa to get the percentage of whats to come..

[reydawnne]

Oct 20, 2011 11:56:35 GMT 11 nekuprocrast said:

ang recessive gli sir, sa isa ka batch pwede nga duwa ka klasi ang morph?

u mean kung pwd ibreed 2 different recessive genes? yes, offsprings will be double hets.