When breeding, do the offspring represent more of the mother or father in color, or is it a good mix? Reason im asking is my buddy has a male, me a female, however my female has way more color than his male ( i think his is from petco GASP!), i dont know if it would be worth it to get a colorful male from one of the online shops here.
Mating colorful female with not colorful male
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pohchunyee
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Male and female both contribute one half the gene for their offspring. It depends on which gene is dominent genotypically and it will shown phenotypically. It might be codominent where it will be a mix of both dad and mon's gene. So depends on what trait is posessed, it might either show one or both in the offspring.
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