TANGO gene finally explained READY TO BE ADDED [DONE]

You’re not sure if it’s recessive, incomplete dominant, dominant or otherwise, right?

This occurs with yellowbelly as well.

It is IncDom. It has to be if it is allelic to YB

I do believe I said it’s a incdom but not sure weather it has a super right now

Used to be called dominant when I started

I can guarantee there will be a superform

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Awesome work. I don’t even like champagne but these are gorgeous!

If it’s got an ALS with YB, it’s highly likely to have an interesting super form all of its own. I’m wondering if it will look identical to the ice way, or if it will be a bit different.

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Exactly, super form would have to be possible. I imagine the super would likely be a form of white snake as well if it produced an all white when paired to the ivory.

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Most likely outcome is a phenotype that is nearly identical to the Iceway he already produced

Ringer? I’m not understanding, drawing a blank. I know what it is just can’t quite remember exactly? :joy:

When the white comes high up the sides and sometimes over the dorsal. The one that was referenced is a very high-expression ringer and there’re a lot.

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Thanks, sorry! I remember lol! Didn’t get coffee today and have been working all day, tired. :joy:

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Fascinating to find allelic resessive traits !!! I love geneology. Are there any that have been so scored yet besides the albino axanthic and crypton?

Hi Chris,
I hope all is well with you my friend and I hope business in the shop is booming!
I was wondering if you are now in the position to update this yet? I understand that there have been some developments on this with Tango project, with the Tango being made up of 2 separate non allelic genes, one being YB and another something else? or is there already another thread with this explanation? TIA cheers
Joe