breeding question ????

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OK i am new to the boa morphs so here we go I have a beautiful female hypo 100%het type two anery and in a few years I plan on breeding her to a nice albino male what will I get so far I think i will get salmons 66% double hets for Snow 100% het albino norms 100%het albino
here are the pic's of the babies that I plane on breeding some day in 2009 i know long why off but better well informed now i always say


she Is from Stav t type two anary from Jeremy Stone to a nice clean salmon male
male is from two d het albinos


thanks for helping , any and all comments are welcome

	Heterozygous Heterozygous - the animal carries the gene for a genetic trait but does not outwardly demonstrate the trait. Example: A boa that is het for albino looks normal but carries the albino gene. When it is bred to another het for albino boa or an albino boa, a percentage of the offspring will be albino.

	Hypomelanistic Hypomelanistic - a genetic reduction in the dark pigment Melanin.

	Anerythristic A recessive genetic mutation in which the animal is void of red pigment.

	Morph A morph is a color or pattern variation that is proven to be genetic. Common morphs include albino, anerythristic, gentically striped, Hypomelanistic, and many others. Morphs also include combinations of simple traits such as "Sunglow" which is Albino and Hypomelanistic. These traits may be recessive traits, co-dominant traits, dominant traits, or created through selective breeding (ie Pastel).

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Check at http://reptiliandreams.com/BoaGenetics/index.php
Someone there is working on a downloadable calculator. Until they've got that up and running just click on the link Genetic primer. It will give you the formula.