Hey guys! Need help identifying morph
Pairing was banana Enchi het clown to
Enchi clown.
Do you think it’s banana clown or banana Enchi clown?
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In my opinion no Enchi… clown and Enchi together usually reduces the pattern more.
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Concur with Kristen, you have a Clown Banana
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Since both parents have Enchi wouldn’t most of them have the Enchi gene also?
Looks like a Banana Enchi Clown that I saw on MM for sale.
Not necessarily. Theoretical odds do not equal real life outcomes.
As an example, I bred a visual Albino to a het this season. The theoretical odds would say I should get 50% Albinos and 50% hets from the pairing. All of the babies were Albinos.
That same pairing, the male was BlkPastel. Again, I should have gotten 50% BlkPastel and 50% normal. All of them were BlkPastel.
Also in that pairing, the male carried annother Inc-Dom gene (I am keeping the full pairing quiet for now until the babies shed out and I can reveal everything). And again,theoretically I should have gotten 50% Inc-Dom and 50% normal. All four were Inc-Dom.
Also also in that pairing, the female carried a different Inc-Dom gene. So once again, theoretically I should have gotten 50% Inc-Dom2 and 50% normal. Three of the four were Inc-Dom2.
So just because both parents carry a gene, does not necessarily mean the babies will be guaranteed to inherit it
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Ok, So for a future breeding I have planned if everything works out.
I have an Albino Mojave that I will breed to a Mojave Het Albino.
I think the pairing said It could produce 1 Cherry Bomb out of 6 eggs. Could I get more than 1 with the pairing?
It could produce more than one. But it also might not produce any.
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That would more than likely be my luck. “0” LOL!
Theoretical odds would be 1 in 8 (1:2 odds for Albino multiplied by 1:4 odds for SuperMojave)
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Statistically unlikely but, like with my clutch, certainly possible
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Well it did have 1/2 beside the
Cherry Bomb. Didn’t know what that meant. Still learning. Thank you!