*please note that I did
not list every trait above, just the most common. If you want me
to list another, just
Email me.
Butter was
thought to be Dominant, but it was bred to a Lesser and
produced a Leucistic. Same for Mojave. It has been
established that Butter, Lesser, and Mojave have
much to do with each other. But, if they are the same gene, why
is there a Platty Daddy? And whey does the Super
Mojave have a charcoal head? Most people refer
to Butters as nicer Lessers, but that makes Mojaves and
the Platty Daddy mysteries.
Pinstripe...
Co-Dominant?!?!?! Who Knows...
I think most people want to learn the
punnet squares, so that's how I'll teach it. For the easy
squares, there's Homozygous X Homozygous , Homozygous X
Heterozygous, and Heterozygous X Heterozygous.
For more complicated
squares like double Hets, CoDom X Dom, CoDom X Recessive, go to
Complicated Squares.
* For the simple Recessive squares,
I will use "A" and "a" for Albino. "A" is
normal and "a" is the Albino mutation.
* For the simple Co Dominant squares,
I will use "P" and "p" for Pastel. "P" is the
Pastel mutation and "p" is normal. However,
when you get the Homozygous for Pastel, you get a Super Pastel,
which is twice as bright, twice as yellow, and twice as awesome.
(And is worth about 10x more)
* For the simple Dominant
squares, I will use "S" and "s" for Spider. "S" is
the Spider mutation and "s" is normal. When you get
"Ss" it is a Het, but there's no physical difference from the
"SS"
