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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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02/19/02 08:07 PM
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The het pair is Ceaser(het) and Jemima.. Produced a normal colored Joey and a blonde. I will take a picture of her and let you see her picture. We keep her for our breeding program.
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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02/19/02 08:09 PM
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You may also get to see what a blonde- blonde will produce with Judy she has a pair PG as well! We shall all soon see []images/icons/smile.gif" border="0[/] <img src="graemlins/multi.gif" border="0" alt="[blob]" />
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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02/19/02 08:42 PM
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Mike that is so cool I would love to see it<p>Mike, have you put a blonde to a blonde yet? ToandFro Gliders
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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02/19/02 09:38 PM
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The problem with genetics is that most research and theory testing takes so long because you have to wait for gestation. I can't wait to see what a blonde blonde will produce. <img src="graemlins/multi.gif" border="0" alt="[blob]" /> <img src="graemlins/multi.gif" border="0" alt="[blob]" />
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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02/20/02 10:35 PM
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Actually, this Jemima is not from Arizona. She is a glider that we purchased from an individual who no longer wanted her. I loved the name, and couldn't think of anything new and unusual :-) so used it.
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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02/21/02 10:58 AM
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What is the difference between a champagne and a platinum glider?
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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02/27/02 02:47 PM
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Congratulations!! I bet you can't wait to see the baby come out <img border="0" alt=" " title="" src="graemlins/yelclap.gif" />
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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10/01/02 05:53 PM
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How cool is that !!!! Congrats!!!
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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10/01/02 06:40 PM
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HEYMIKEY....can I use your site as a link on my site for the colors of gliders??? Ive been looking for a site so that I can put a link on my site about color mutations???
Thanks, I always like to ask before using something of someone else's
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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10/01/02 07:41 PM
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Let me read up on the previous posts and I'll see what I can figure out. <small>[ 10-01-2002, 07:43 PM: Message edited by: Wherezat ]</small>
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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10/02/02 06:53 PM
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Can a leucistic paired with a normal colored glider have and leucistic offspring? <img border="0" alt=" " title="" src="graemlins/nixweiss.gif" />
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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10/03/02 12:42 AM
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Now where did everyone go? Hey Mikey? Brian? Sugarbeark? Joanna? <img border="0" alt=" " title="" src="graemlins/help.gif" /> <small>[ 10-03-2002, 12:44 AM: Message edited by: Judie ]</small>
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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A leucistic and a gray can have a leucistic baby if the gray is het for leucistic and gives that gene to the offsrping.
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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10/05/02 12:29 AM
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I did want to add that there are two types of blondes. There are blondes that are actually more of a Kacki brown with the CREAM face or the WHITE faced and there are those that are gray with the white face (no cream FACE OR CHEST)and no brown(GRAY ONLY). Now this is strange because my two white faced blondes (both blondes, one with cream tummy and one with white tummy) both produced a white faced gray male. The color of the male could change with age. It is my understanding that with 6 weeks of being weaned the gray joey has turned brown. This is the case with Frodo He was Light gray with white faced and white tummy and at a year now he is kaki brown with a white face, white tummy. His offspring Seth on Mother's back who Judie owns now is a gray with white faced, no cream chest(now turned brown on top as mentioned above) The parent female was a brown normal instead of a gray. Frodo paired with Lily who are now both Blonde white faced(Frodo having white chest and Lily having cream chest, both with Kacki coats produced a white faced gray with a white chest, not cream (very similar to Seth). If Daffi changes, as Frodo did we will see. So far, both of the offspring have been white chested and brown with Frodo being the Dad. Judie, on the other hand has both cream chested parents paired and the offspring was cream chested and kacki brown. My conclusion so far is that if the parent has a white chest vereses a cream chest the offspring will be gray, turning brown if the glider grandparent originates from Cereal. I have only had two litters from Frodo and he has a white chest so Mike should comment here. I know up until Frodo was born, Mike had just had Cream chested blondes with kacki coats. He does have on his web site that the white faced blondes can have gray coats too. This statement could have been based on Frodo who had a gray coat at birth. Since then I know that Mike has had other light grays like Frodo, but don't know who purchased those and don't know the offspring outcome of those gliders. Noel, the brown mother paired with Frodo is pregant with two and should be out sometimes in Oct. It will be interesting to see if her offspring will also be gray with the white chest. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Razz]" src="images/icons/tongue.gif" /> ToandFro Gliders <small>[ 10-21-2002, 12:51 PM: Message edited by: Sheila ]</small>
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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10/11/02 11:52 AM
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Wherzat Where did you go to college to get your genetics degree. I am a zoology student at Oswego and am looking for a good college to attend to get a masters in genetics. Also I have not yet taken genetics but I am very studied. I breed colored mice as well as gliders. I am breeding mice because they breed fast and it is easy to get colors. I want to know what equiptment is necessary, and where to get the equiptment to map the genes of sugar gliders? I would love to see a side by side comparison of genes of many albinos, compared to many normals. I am very into genetics and breeding. Could you email me the information. Ushuaia_mail@yahoo.com. I would love to see more research done in this area. From what I have seen on various shows about genetics the process of obtaining a genetic buleprint is not very complicated. I have pictures of various color varieties from verious people that gave me permission to use them. They can be found here: http://honeyglider.homestead.com/variations.html
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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10/20/02 10:35 PM
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Okay, now I have a question. Boo, who is Blondie and Dagwood's daughter, was born with a white-face, and then it turned to a normal gray's color. Would she be a het for blonde? Casper, Boo's brother, is white-faced with a white belly, and a white stripe going up the underside of his tail all the way to the tip.
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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10/21/02 02:03 AM
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What makes it more time consuming breeding gliders for color? They only produce on or two babies per litter. With mice and other smaller animales who produce large litters...this helps in determining the genetic outcome quicker... as it appears to be a numbers game with the percentages. <img border="0" alt=" " title="" src="graemlins/roflmao.gif" /> As for the offspring produced by the WFBlondie and Boo...if baby has the bar under the ear..then it would be considered a possible het for blonde. No bar..then it is a white face blonde. <small>[ 10-21-2002, 04:46 PM: Message edited by: Judie ]</small>
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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02/10/03 03:30 AM
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How would you find out how many gene pairs a glider has? Watching cop shows they do a DNA test to determine if blood is of the type of the person in question. Would doing a DNA test on a series of gliders that are Leucistic for example, give any hint as to what genes are for the leucistic color? If you did a comparison to a normal colored glider. Also to make an interesting note, I have seen a few white tip pictures, but I have recently come across a white tail. The tail is all white from base to tip. Could this be an extreme blending of the white tip gene? I have noticed that the actual white tips on sugar gliders vary in length but it has always included some black and did not go beyond the area where the black tip is normally. Does any body have an idea if this is an example of blending?
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Re: Concerning Colors and genetics
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02/11/03 01:54 AM
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Wow that is amazing. How could essentially two all white gliders produce a normal color with the exception of the tail. Do you have a picture I could use for my variation page? I would credit the owner as I have with the other submissions. What would happen if you bred this with a cinnamon? Hmmm might be interesting.
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