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Research on polymorphism

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Posted by Ike420 on November 23, 2002 at 21:47:02:

In Reply to: I want this one...... posted by Silly-atus fan on November 23, 2002 at 10:47:27:

I'm starting some Cornell University funded research on polymorphism, my colony is 2.3.8 right now, hoping to have 1.2 soon and a few more for free later. I'll let you know when i start to get results

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::And here is one of our many hatchlings. This guy looks nothing like either of his parents, got to love crested genetics..hehe.

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:I REALLY like this one. Can I have him? :)
:If anyone can make sense of crestie genetics in relation to colour and/or pattern, I'd love to know how it works. I've got bright reds and olive greens hatching from dull tan or beige parents. Fires producing brindles and pinstripes, and who knows what else. Some one's got to make sense of it soon?
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