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Does anyone know what the outcome of crossing a pure calico BN with a pure albino BN or a pure brown BN will result in. I've crossed a pure albino with a pure brown and got all browns.
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i think can born mix and also in your case or everyone standard color or albino
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I'm wondering if the calico trait is dominate over the albino or standard coloration gene. I know it's probably not as simply as strict dominance vs recessive but I'm just wondering.
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i don't have esperience in this but if they have albino gene you have the possibility... but maybe it's so rare to have pure albino species like this....
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I've heard that this creates a mix of fry - albino and brown, but no calicos. I have no personal experience to back this up, only the memory of reading someone's post a while back. I wouldn't be surprised to find all brown fry, either. It's probably best to only mix calico x calico, and avoid the whole question, IMO.
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i don't know either but in terms of survival of a species, it would be best to be a brown fish for camouflge purposes so the brown gene would be dominant with all others being recessive surely? Otherwise it's a flawed survival strategy?
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Yes. Certainly albino is a recessive gene, and I expect teh calico defect is also a recessive trait. This means that fish produced from such a spawn will likely be all brown, but carry recessive traits of albino and calico, so if you cross the offspring with itself, you should get 25% of each calico and albino, with 50% that are normal brown. This assumes both of these traits are "straight Mendelian" - sometimes genetics is more complex than that, but I have a feeling this isn't one of those cases.Richard B wrote:i don't know either but in terms of survival of a species, it would be best to be a brown fish for camouflge purposes so the brown gene would be dominant with all others being recessive surely? Otherwise it's a flawed survival strategy?
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If brown normal fin BN Ancistrus sp 3 X with albino sp 3 normal fin I get all browns. When these F1 fry are crossed I get 25% albino and 75% normal brown phenotypes. Don't have any experience with calico BN.jjkolodz wrote:Does anyone know what the outcome of crossing a pure calico BN with a pure albino BN or a pure brown BN will result in. I've crossed a pure albino with a pure brown and got all browns.
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