How can there be an Albino het RAPTOR?

[hyposhawn]

The only explanation I can think of is a Albino x RAPTOR=
100% Albino
50% het Patternless Eclipse
Would the Albino also go in the genotype? If not how can there be an Albino het RAPTOR?

Also. A patternless stripe. Is it recessive?

 

[Allee Toler]

Albino het RAPTOR is an Tremper albino het eclipse. What's not to get?

 

[Riverside Reptiles]

Albino het RAPTOR is an Tremper albino het eclipse. What's not to get?

Actually that's not quite true. A real RAPTOR is patternless as well. RAPTOR = Red eye Patternless Tremper ORange.

 

[hyposhawn]

So it's a Tremper het Patternless Eclipse.

 

[EBH]

Raptor x het. Raptor can also give Tremper Albino het. Raptor

Patternless stripe is Polygenetic I think... ?

 

[Riverside Reptiles]

So it's a Tremper het Patternless Eclipse.

Well, sort of. It's not the same gentics as a murphey's patternless. The thing with the RAPTOR morph is that it's a combo of multiple mutations some of which are recessive and some of which aren't. So, even breeding a RAPTOR to another RAPTOR doesn't produce all RAPTORs.

 

[hyposhawn]

So whatever is in the phenotype is also in the genotype?

 

[EBH]

If the mutation is recessive, yes!

 

[hyposhawn]

So Albino would also be in the genotype because it's recessive and dominant morphs wouldn't be in the genotype?

 

[EBH]

If the phenotype shows a recessive mutation, it is double on the inside (homozygous genotype). If it's a dominant mutation on the outside (phenotype), it can be homozygous or heterozygous (only one (of two) Alele) caries the mutation. For Example: wildtype homozygous (AA) Wildtype het. Albino (Aa)

(sorry for my bad English I'm sure there is someone who can explain it better as I do)