Breeding my Iberians question??

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I have bred them before and kept 2 babies from the first batch. But the mom and dad are both regular colored. Can they produce a Leucistic baby?
I would really hope so lol
 
Hmm. I'm not very good with genetics so don't count me on this. But if BOTH parents are het leucy, the offspring will show the leucistic gene. I think if one parent is het then you will get het offspring. But I don't know.
 
I've been thinking about just buying a Leucistic Ribbed Newt. The new batch that I'm working on now the babies are about 2 months. I separated a couple that look white to me. As of now they have their front legs. the rest of the babies have a dark tan or brown color. So I'm really hoping that these white ones stay white lol If not I dont mind having light colored Iberians
 
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