I probably didnt do enough trolling to find a legit list/idea of how they work, but...
In a nutshell, how do betta's genetics work when spawning? Like does the male carry more Dominiant genes (meaning the fry will look more like him than the mother)? Or is it just kind of mixed?
Like, currently im working on spawn #2, which is a Male CT Super red, and a Female CT Red finned/black standard looking body(dont know the official name for that)
And im just curious as to what are my chances of ending up with more Super reds, Or even ending up with all CT's. i mean i know what CT's look like (i should i have like 5) But if i breed a ct with a ct, will 100% of the babies be ct? or is there a possibility that a recessive gene could be there and i could end up with a VT or something like that?
i guess what im asking, is there some general guideline you guys use for mixing and matching pairs? Like your past experiences with breeding and the parents coloration/fin type and how the fry looked upon being fully mature (and colorized)
In a nutshell, how do betta's genetics work when spawning? Like does the male carry more Dominiant genes (meaning the fry will look more like him than the mother)? Or is it just kind of mixed?
Like, currently im working on spawn #2, which is a Male CT Super red, and a Female CT Red finned/black standard looking body(dont know the official name for that)
And im just curious as to what are my chances of ending up with more Super reds, Or even ending up with all CT's. i mean i know what CT's look like (i should i have like 5) But if i breed a ct with a ct, will 100% of the babies be ct? or is there a possibility that a recessive gene could be there and i could end up with a VT or something like that?
i guess what im asking, is there some general guideline you guys use for mixing and matching pairs? Like your past experiences with breeding and the parents coloration/fin type and how the fry looked upon being fully mature (and colorized)