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pinnheadguy
03-20-04, 02:50 PM
i was just wondering what leo morphs you would have to breed to get tremper albino's and/or leucistics...?
thanks alot
josh

sketchy4
03-20-04, 02:56 PM
to get a tremper albino i beleive you need a leo het for tremper albino. dont know about tremper leucistics. once again ill just say im not too good with leo genetics so dont take my word for it. if im wrong someone will correct it.

Matt.B
03-20-04, 02:57 PM
if you are talking about breeding them together than the first gen should be reg 50% het for tremp 50% het for lucistic.
Matt

pinnheadguy
03-20-04, 06:40 PM
what i was asking is what would i have to breed to get tremper albinos and/or leucistics

Matt.B
03-20-04, 07:05 PM
albino and albino or lucistic and lucistic or ten breeding seasons breeding selectivly.:jawdrop:
Matt

bidden
03-20-04, 07:17 PM
I think what matt is saying is the only way to guarentee your getting a tremper or leucistic baby is to breed 2 trempers/leucistic together.... if you go with any other combination your taking chances..... your next closest guarentee to getting one is to breed 100% hets together, even then your not guarenteed.

pinnheadguy
03-20-04, 08:33 PM
gotcha thanks alot

Icefire
03-20-04, 09:30 PM
if you breed a tremper X leucistic (patternless? blizzard?)
you would get 100% double het leuscistic/albinos
then if you breed them you gonna get a lot of surprise (normal, leucistique, albinos, albinosXleucistic) looking gecko

SnowSnake
03-21-04, 10:37 AM
albino and albino or lucistic and lucistic or ten breeding seasons breeding selectivly.

This is false. Even if you have 200 seasons of selective breeding, if you don't have the albino or patternless(don't use lucistic, the real name is patternless) genes you will never get an albino or patternless.

To get an albino you have to either breed an albino to an albino, an albino to a het albino or two het albinos together. For patternless it's the same thing but replace 'albino' with 'patternless' in the sentence.