Hi Sir Andrew,
following some tips on genetics in your book "Naked truth" regarding to further refine albinos....
just a question for you and for anybody who has experience.
if i cross an albino x non albino lets example :
a strain like albino turqx leopard full spot.
result will surely be
F1 - turq with few spotting albino intermmediates
next
if i outcross F1 intermmediates with another full spot leopard
F2 albino leopard intermmediate better spotting
question if F2 were in bred will any albino come out?
Albino crossing
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Re: Albino crossing
Maybe and maybe not. 50% of the F2 generetion will carry the albino gene. The problem is that you cannot know which, you have to breed different F2 fish until albinos will show up.
First cross:
Albino x normal aa x NN
F1 will be
Na
The normal gene is dominant.
Next cross
Na x NN
"F2"
50% Na, 50% NN
"F3"
Now you have to hope to take 2 of the fish with the albino gene, if you do there will be 25 % albinos in the bach.
3 out of 4 pairs you choose will not produce any albinos.
First cross:
Albino x normal aa x NN
F1 will be
Na
The normal gene is dominant.
Next cross
Na x NN
"F2"
50% Na, 50% NN
"F3"
Now you have to hope to take 2 of the fish with the albino gene, if you do there will be 25 % albinos in the bach.
3 out of 4 pairs you choose will not produce any albinos.
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Re: Albino crossing
Very well explained.
But I would say that Albonism is recessive while the normal turquoise is not necessary Dominant. So far, there is no dominance in the normal strain or species......while I have tried to explain in my new book.
IT is very hard for me to explain here in short.....sorry,
Andrew
But I would say that Albonism is recessive while the normal turquoise is not necessary Dominant. So far, there is no dominance in the normal strain or species......while I have tried to explain in my new book.
IT is very hard for me to explain here in short.....sorry,
Andrew
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Re: Albino crossing
great thanks guys.
sir Andrew when is your book coming out? ill get some
sir Andrew when is your book coming out? ill get some
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Re: Albino crossing
Most likely end of April.
Thanks and take care,
Andrew
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