by Docmorrie » Mon Oct 20, 2014 7:27 am
Definitly a Murphy Patternless and a low-grade Halloween Mask. Is is very difficult to predict the outcome of the offspring without propper background genetics. The parents' genetics, especially the linebred traits, of the Murphy's Patternless will be significant because patternless and blizzard tend to mask all background linebred traits which will be passed on to the offspring. Regarding the halloween mask, which is a linebred trait as well, the trait is already a bit diluted in your specimen. Hence the term I used, low-grade.
If you have a "clean" pair without any "hets", you would expect to get 100% normal-looking (low-to-no-grade halloween masks) and all of them would be 100% heterozygous for the recessive Murphy's Patternless mutation. Should you hatch some baby Murphy's Patternless, then you would have demonstrated that your halloween mask is het-patternless.
Good luck with the breedings!
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