Christmas Eggs

[LizStreithorst]

They were actually Christmas eve eggs but since they were still on the cone Christmas morning I consider them a Christmas gift.  I will try to say this in Greek.  Tell me if I get it right:  hb pp to hb p+

So if they hatch the fry should be as many HBs as decide to turn and 50% p+ and 50% pp, right?  The pp is a veil and the p+ is a standard.  How do you say that in Greek?

Merry Christmas, y'all.

[Mugwump]

They were actually Christmas eve eggs but since they were still on the cone Christmas morning I consider them a Christmas gift.  I will try to say this in Greek.  Tell me if I get it right:  hb pp to hb p+

So if they hatch the fry should be as many HBs as decide to turn and 50% p+ and 50% pp, right?  The pp is a veil and the p+ is a standard.  How do you say that in Greek?

Merry Christmas, y'all.

Pretty close...you need the slashes tho   h/h p/p +/v - h/h +/p  ....'v' is veil...'h' is half black..altho 'hb' gets the point across nicely..below is a list of letters to genes, etc...

1. Dark 
D
partially dominant
Dark locus

2. Marble   
M
partially dominant
Dark locus

3. Zebra   
Z
partially dominant
Stripeless locus

4. Gold   
g
recessive characteristic
Dark locus

5. Stripeless
S
partially dominant
Stripeless locus

6. Smokey
Sm
partially dominant
Smokey locus

7. Half-black 
h
recessive characteristic
Halfblack locus

8. Gold marble
Gm 
partially dominant
Dark locus

9. Pearl 
p
recessive characteristic
Pearl locus

10. Streaked
St
partially dominant
Streaked locus

11. Veil   
V
partially dominant
Veil locus

12. Albino
a
recessive characteristic
Albino locus

[LizStreithorst]

At least you were able to understand what I wrote   It's hard to learn a new language in old age

Mug, they say that "h" is simple recessive.  I've found that not to be the case.  It has to be something different.  I've gotten  black   tails, and 1/3 blacks.  If it were a simple recessive would I not get only hbs or non hb's?

[Mugwump]

They're both h/h then....and a lot are partial, or unexpressed...'h' is recessive.

[BallAquatics]

Congratulation Liz.....  whatever they turn out to be.   

Dennis

[b125killer]

Congratulations Liz.