So to start, I don't have any breeding experience, and I'm several years from trying it for the first time, but I'm doing my research now, and there is definately a lot out there to take in. So just to start, I want to see if I'm on the right track here with what i'm planning.
So I'd like to produce Snow boas.
I have a Sharp Albino Female who is 100% het for Snow.
As I understand if I breed her to an Anery male, I'd get 50% Anery, het Albino Sharp & 50% het Anery, het Albino Sharp. Or DH Anery Sharp (Is that the proper terminology?).
Now instead if I were to just find an Anery, het Sharp Albino to breed her to, I would potentially see....
25% Sharp Snow
25% Sharp Albino, het snow
25% Anery, het Sharp Albino
25% het Anery, het Sharp Albino
Am I on the right track here?
It's more or less just what I learned from OwalReptiles Boa Genetics Wizard.
But I'm also not sure about the Anery as I see talk of Anery Type I and II and only I seems to result in Snows. So when it comes to finding an Anery male for her, do I need to keep a sharp eye out for type I only?
Please and Thank you to anyone who can help. There is just so much different information out there, its a little mind boggling...
So I'd like to produce Snow boas.
I have a Sharp Albino Female who is 100% het for Snow.
As I understand if I breed her to an Anery male, I'd get 50% Anery, het Albino Sharp & 50% het Anery, het Albino Sharp. Or DH Anery Sharp (Is that the proper terminology?).
Now instead if I were to just find an Anery, het Sharp Albino to breed her to, I would potentially see....
25% Sharp Snow
25% Sharp Albino, het snow
25% Anery, het Sharp Albino
25% het Anery, het Sharp Albino
Am I on the right track here?
It's more or less just what I learned from OwalReptiles Boa Genetics Wizard.
But I'm also not sure about the Anery as I see talk of Anery Type I and II and only I seems to result in Snows. So when it comes to finding an Anery male for her, do I need to keep a sharp eye out for type I only?
Please and Thank you to anyone who can help. There is just so much different information out there, its a little mind boggling...
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