WildType x Leucistic larvea

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So I seem to have a trend with my axolotl larvae, they all appear to be wild type even if their mother is Lusistic, Would the mean my male wild is D/D? I could have sworn one of his parents was lusistic as well so it confuses me as to why my pair would produce only wildtype babies, any thoughts?

Also! any particular age at which i can determine for sure if larvae are lusistic or not? will they start dark and fade to white? i'm a little sad that i have had any lusistics yet :'D
 
Re: WildType x Lusistic larvea

That's exactly what it means! If you never get a leucistic baby, then your male is DD and all of your babies are Dd. So if you wanted leucistic babies, you can definitely get some from the second generation ; )

Can't answer the age question though (I'm not that experienced with axolotls, I just had a lot of genetics classes, lol)
 
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