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yeeviabetta said:
If I breed the sibling, I hope to get doubletail in F2. That is my guess. Any clue? :p
You should get DT in the F2, yes
If I've got my facts straight, if you breed DT geno with DT geno you should get 25% DT, and DT geno with pure DT will give you 50% DT :nod:

BTW, I thought melano females were sterile?
 
Synirr said:
yeeviabetta said:
If I breed the sibling, I hope to get doubletail in F2. That is my guess. Any clue? :p
You should get DT in the F2, yes
If I've got my facts straight, if you breed DT geno with DT geno you should get 25% DT, and DT geno with pure DT will give you 50% DT :nod:

BTW, I thought melano females were sterile?
Wou. If both doubletail parent breed will yield 100% doubletail, right? LOL Maybe 75% I guess. LOL :lol: I got a pair of both red doubletail butterfly coming from thailand that breed from boontiang. We will see how many doubletail if breed successfully.
Yeah, I heard that too about melano female is sterile. I don't know is she really sterile since she is not from straight melano parent. Maybe tried it and see since I love to do experiment. It will be very interesting if she breed. :rolleyes:
 
yeeviabetta said:
Wou. If both doubletail parent breed will yield 100% doubletail, right? LOL Maybe 75% I guess. LOL :lol: I got a pair of both red doubletail butterfly coming from thailand that breed from boontiang. We will see how many doubletail if breed successfully.
Yeah, I heard that too about melano female is sterile. I don't know is she really sterile since she is not from straight melano parent. Maybe tried it and see since I love to do experiment. It will be very interesting if she breed. :rolleyes:
Yep, DT with DT gives you 100% DT :nod:

I've heard of a breeder who had a fertile melano female, so you might get really lucky, who knows! My guess is she's sterile, though... it's worth a try! ;)
 
wuvmybetta said:
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^ works much better than a million pics that munch bandwidth ;) We don't want to lose our uploading privileges in this forum ;)

Lovely babes :thumbs: Good work!!
Thank you. :) Oh yeah. did you send your babies to the Midwest Betta Club too for competition? They are starting today. I love to get some news. :D
 
Amazing variations there Yeevie!

They are fantastic but then the parents are fantastic to start off with :wub: :wub:

Good job :)

I have my fingers crossed for you that the melano is fertile :hey:
 
Joby said:
Amazing variations there Yeevie!

They are fantastic but then the parents are fantastic to start off with :wub: :wub:

Good job :)

I have my fingers crossed for you that the melano is fertile :hey:
Thanks Joby and others too!
I do think the melano female will breed too since the father is not a melano and the mother just carried melano geno. :) If the parent both are melano and been breed quite a few generations, then it has a possibility unfertile.
I can see quite a lot of recession melano female in the batch and also steel blue/green color one.
As for the second batch, they look pretty equal and the tail are different since the mother is a doubletail. I will breed again to make F2 to get more doubletail back to the plate. :) I really love the doubletail female with long fins.
I really excited about this.:)
Oh, I do have the giant plakat cross with red halfmoon too. They look different too. Another new cross is red chillies halfmoon male cross with Wasan's copper crowntail! :) They have 40 babies. :)
 
yeeviabetta said:
They have the second batch where the mother is a doubletail royalblue. She is in my banner. Anyway, none of the babies are doubletail. I think they do have doubletail geno. If I breed the sibling, I hope to get doubletail in F2. That is my guess. Any clue?
Hi,
When you breed a ST, and A DT, all of the babies will carry dt. Breeding any 2 of those babies would give you 25% DT. 50% would have the Dt Geno. The other 25% would be ST. The only problem is that the only way to tell which of those 75% ST's carry the Dt, is to breed them with DT's.
You may want to think about picking a nice male from that spawn (the one you have now, with the DT mom) and breed him with mom. Since she is a DT, and he carries the DT gene, you will get: 50% DT's, and the other 50% will carry the DT geno. That way there is no guessing, and you get more DT's :thumbs:

Your babies are beautiful. I love that gold one. He/she really stands out from the crowd.
 
Sorry, I posted, then noticed there was another page. Sorry for the double info.

I did see that you were also asking about DT to DT. Yes, that would give you 100% Dt. But I have read that the problem with this is there is a great chance for deformed fry. That is reduced by using NON SIB DT's. Don't know if it is true haven't tried either.
 
ManyFISH4Me said:
yeeviabetta said:
They have the second batch where the mother is a doubletail royalblue. She is in my banner. Anyway, none of the babies are doubletail. I think they do have doubletail geno. If I breed the sibling, I hope to get doubletail in F2. That is my guess. Any clue?
Hi,
When you breed a ST, and A DT, all of the babies will carry dt. Breeding any 2 of those babies would give you 25% DT. 50% would have the Dt Geno. The other 25% would be ST. The only problem is that the only way to tell which of those 75% ST's carry the Dt, is to breed them with DT's.
You may want to think about picking a nice male from that spawn (the one you have now, with the DT mom) and breed him with mom. Since she is a DT, and he carries the DT gene, you will get: 50% DT's, and the other 50% will carry the DT geno. That way there is no guessing, and you get more DT's :thumbs:

Your babies are beautiful. I love that gold one. He/she really stands out from the crowd.
Thanks for the information ManyFISH4Me. Actually the doubletail royalblue mom is already sold and I can't do that experiment now to get more doubletail. So I have to pick a few and breed it. :)
I do heard that breeding doubletail to doubletail will create some deformation tail too and some don't. So I just bite my lips to breed the two new doubletail red butterfly pair that is coming from boontiang, Thailand. :lol: He told me they will be fine to breed. LOL
Thanks Annastasia.:)
 

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