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Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic?

Posted By: Anonymous

Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 11:48 AM

Hi everyone. I was just wondering if it was ok to breed 2 mosaics together? I have two precious little mosaic boys and i'd love to get them each a little mosaic girlfriend. I've been reading a bunch about mosaics and breeding them and what not and I know that you can get a mosaic by pairing them with standards or wfbs but i figure the chances of getting a mosaic out of 2 mosaics would be a little higher.
Posted By: DCMuffin

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 12:09 PM

Jessica...I can't give you breeding information because my knowledge is very limited. We've been here before, though, and from past discussions, we know that you don't have lineage on your gliders and members have already advised you to have your boys neutered. My advice - neuter and don't breed. Simple as that.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 12:43 PM

These are my 2 new boys that I recently got and these guys DO have lineage. That's why I was asking because I want to get 2 more suggies to pair them with that hae lineage as well instead of putting them with my leu girls. No one ever said anything about getting them neutered.
Posted By: wildlifeangel

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 12:52 PM

The purpose of breeding is to improve lineages and get high quality animals.

By your inquiry about breeding two mosaics together, it sounds like you are only interested in the money that can be made from that pairing.

You need to be ready to accept the responsibilities of breeding, and by your refusal to do so with your other pair (neuter him), it does not give the other breeders out here much confidence that you will do what is best for the new gliders.

As a dominant gene, mosaic does not NEED to be paired to another mosaic. And since there is only one non-sterile line, you should not be breeding mosaics together, especially as a new breeder.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 12:58 PM

I'm so not in it for the money. The main reason i'm breeding is so that I can give my gliders babies to my friends and family. I already have one of my little leu girls a new with one of my friends. Why is it that you can't come here and ask a simple question without people biting your head off. It's really offensive to accuse me of only being in it for the money when I don't plan on charging anyone for them.
Posted By: Bozeman

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 01:00 PM

Originally Posted By: JessicaMoss
Hi everyone. I was just wondering if it was ok to breed 2 mosaics together? I have two precious little mosaic boys and i'd love to get them each a little mosaic girlfriend. I've been reading a bunch about mosaics and breeding them and what not and I know that you can get a mosaic by pairing them with standards or wfbs but i figure the chances of getting a mosaic out of 2 mosaics would be a little higher.


Hey everyone, please keep your replies ON TOPIC.

Posted By: B19

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 01:12 PM

I'm still learning about breeding, and from my research my opinion is I woulnd't breed two mosaics together especially since its a dominant gene...you would have the possiblity of getting a mosaic out of a mo x classic grey pairing like you had said. smile
Posted By: Laurens_Babies

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 01:47 PM

As long as you have GOOD FULL lineage on both and they are a good pair up it is ok, I will open a new thread about the whole "just in it for money" subject in a few, I've had somethings to say about this for a bit.
Posted By: hwh4ev

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 01:51 PM

i think everyone is against mo to mo breeding because there is alot of sterile gliders in the lines of mo's and that is why breeders are trying to breed out the mosaic lines to a non mosaic/leu.

example: their is a leu named annie, looking at her parents they are both mosaics and 100% leu hets. the mother mosaic has tilly in her line who is sterile.

the mosaic lines appear to be very weak, meaning there is sterlity in the background so to be safe it would be wise to breed your mosaics with anything but a mosaic or leu.

regards,
nancy in detroit
Posted By: cryingoutloud37

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 01:54 PM

I am wondering why you want to...........many,many breeders have mo after mo babies with just one mo in the breeding pair. Chances are you would produce many beautiful Mosaic babies with GC or WFB pairings. Why cross two lines if it isn't necessary?!?!?! Whether you are lookin to make money on the babies or not is really irrelevant! If you are not gonna sell the babies then why even chance a breeding two Mo's. An chances are if you did breed two together no one would want them. No one is angry personally at you. But the veteran members of this site have been at this for a very long time. They have learned from their an others mistakes. They have witnessed the lines going Sterile and they breed them out to make them viable again. A new breeder throwin caution to the wind for profit or just personal gratification upsets the breeders that worked so hard bringing the sterile lines back to producing.
Posted By: wildlifeangel

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 01:58 PM

Breeding a mosaic to a grey of WF will still result in mosaic joeys 50% of the time. Crossing two lines of mosaic would pollute the lines, AND it would only bring the mosaics up to 75% of your joeys. It's not worth it.
Posted By: Laurens_Babies

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 02:13 PM

Originally Posted By: wildlifeangel
Breeding a mosaic to a grey of WF will still result in mosaic joeys 50% of the time. Crossing two lines of mosaic would pollute the lines, AND it would only bring the mosaics up to 75% of your joeys. It's not worth it.


It only pollutes the lines the same way breeding two wf's around, you only need ONE wf to make wf joeys yet we do wf to wf all the time. There are enough mosaic lines out there that it isn't a problem.
Posted By: cryingoutloud37

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 02:21 PM

Originally Posted By: Laurens_Babies
Originally Posted By: wildlifeangel
Breeding a mosaic to a grey of WF will still result in mosaic joeys 50% of the time. Crossing two lines of mosaic would pollute the lines, AND it would only bring the mosaics up to 75% of your joeys. It's not worth it.


It only pollutes the lines the same way breeding two wf's around, you only need ONE wf to make wf joeys yet we do wf to wf all the time. There are enough mosaic lines out there that it isn't a problem.



Honestly....isn't the real reason everyone is so adamant on JessicaMoss not doing this because of her past posts an her inexperience in breeding. If she consulted a veteran breeder when purchasing her Females an the breeder made sure both lines were clean it really wouldn't be a problem. There are breeders who have been breeding two Mo's and have do it responsibly.
Posted By: wildlifeangel

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 02:29 PM

Originally Posted By: cryingoutloud37
Originally Posted By: Laurens_Babies
Originally Posted By: wildlifeangel
Breeding a mosaic to a grey of WF will still result in mosaic joeys 50% of the time. Crossing two lines of mosaic would pollute the lines, AND it would only bring the mosaics up to 75% of your joeys. It's not worth it.


It only pollutes the lines the same way breeding two wf's around, you only need ONE wf to make wf joeys yet we do wf to wf all the time. There are enough mosaic lines out there that it isn't a problem.



Honestly....isn't the real reason everyone is so adamant on JessicaMoss not doing this because of her past posts an her inexperience in breeding. If she consulted a veteran breeder when purchasing her Females an the breeder made sure both lines were clean it really wouldn't be a problem. There are breeders who have been breeding two Mo's and have do it responsibly.


That is what I was gently getting at... and trying to give facts. I know there are people who are responsible about breeding mo x mo, however they have to know their lineages inside out and make that decision. I won't, just because I feel like it's a waste when you can pair each one to a wfb, grey, or even a leu or creamino if the mo is from non-sterile lines. And still get 50% mosaics from each mosaic that you have breeding.
Posted By: hpyhwn2003

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 02:36 PM

Jessicamoss there are people here who will help you to decide if the pairing you have in mind will work by helping you look over the lineage of the gliders involved. First find the gliders you'd like to pair with then ask if this pairing will work. There are so many here that know lineage really really well like Dancing and Guerita135. I know when I start my pairing up they're who I'm planning to ask the same kinds of questions.

We are just asking that you not do this kind of pairing without experience or the help of people who are experienced.
Posted By: Laurens_Babies

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 02:37 PM

Originally Posted By: cryingoutloud37
Originally Posted By: Laurens_Babies
Originally Posted By: wildlifeangel
Breeding a mosaic to a grey of WF will still result in mosaic joeys 50% of the time. Crossing two lines of mosaic would pollute the lines, AND it would only bring the mosaics up to 75% of your joeys. It's not worth it.


It only pollutes the lines the same way breeding two wf's around, you only need ONE wf to make wf joeys yet we do wf to wf all the time. There are enough mosaic lines out there that it isn't a problem.



Honestly....isn't the real reason everyone is so adamant on JessicaMoss not doing this because of her past posts an her inexperience in breeding. If she consulted a veteran breeder when purchasing her Females an the breeder made sure both lines were clean it really wouldn't be a problem. There are breeders who have been breeding two Mo's and have do it responsibly.

Yes but I am just trying to post factually going off topic is only going to get this thread locked.
Posted By: DCMuffin

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 02:40 PM

Originally Posted By: hpyhwn2003
Jessicamoss there are people here who will help you to decide if the pairing you have in mind will work by helping you look over the lineage of the gliders involved. First find the gliders you'd like to pair with then ask if this pairing will work. There are so many here that know lineage really really well like Dancing and Guerita135. I know when I start my pairing up they're who I'm planning to ask the same kinds of questions.

We are just asking that you not do this kind of pairing without experience or the help of people who are experienced.


This is very good advice! Solicit the advice of those that are good at this! Jessica..get your lineage together and ask the questions of these folks that can help you - you'll also gain a lot of respect if you're willing (and able) to put this information out there to really learn about breeding!
Posted By: B19

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted By: hpyhwn2003
Jessicamoss there are people here who will help you to decide if the pairing you have in mind will work by helping you look over the lineage of the gliders involved. First find the gliders you'd like to pair with then ask if this pairing will work. There are so many here that know lineage really really well like Dancing and Guerita135. I know when I start my pairing up they're who I'm planning to ask the same kinds of questions.

We are just asking that you not do this kind of pairing without experience or the help of people who are experienced.



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This is very good advice! Solicit the advice of those that are good at this! Jessica..get your lineage together and ask the questions of these folks that can help you - you'll also gain a lot of respect if you're willing (and able) to put this information out there to really learn about breeding!


I agree 100% there are many people on here if you show possible pairings they are willing to help you decide if they'd be good togeher smile
Posted By: ValkyrieMome

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 04:20 PM

Breeding mosaic to mosaic is what caused the sterility in the mosaic lines to begin with!

It isn't necessary. It does not increase the chances of more mosaic babies. The sterile lines are all producing now (I'm pretty sure), due to careful out breeding. WHY would you want to go and mess it up again!

Get yourself a pretty WFB, or BB, or even a really sweet standard gray. You will have the same number of mosaic babies, you will have cleaner lines, and you'll save yourself some money.

Perhaps you'd even get people off your back for a while if you made good choices going forward.
Posted By: Laurens_Babies

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 04:31 PM

Originally Posted By: ValkyrieMome
Breeding mosaic to mosaic is what caused the sterility in the mosaic lines to begin with!

Correct me if I'm wrong but breeding siblings to one another is what caused sterility, they didn't breed two unrelated mosaics together they inbred the heck out of the original lines.
Posted By: Srlb

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 05:45 PM

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Correct me if I'm wrong but breeding siblings to one another is what caused sterility


You are correct Lauren.

There is NOTHING wrong with breeding Mo to Mo IF you check lineages on both male and female.
Posted By: Dancing

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 06:22 PM

Peggy, couldn't the same thing be said about breeding leu to leu?
Posted By: Laurens_Babies

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 06:26 PM

Teresa the difference I have always seen about leu to leu is because of the gene type we don't have enough bred out lines, the concern isn't putting sterility in the leu line with leu to leu its that its hard enough to pair a leu with a leu het even wf's without it being a good clean line. It isn't hard to find two unrelated mosaics to put together.
Posted By: Srlb

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 07:42 PM

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Peggy, couldn't the same thing be said about breeding leu to leu?


Teresa, funny you have asked that as that is something that has been brought up and currently being discussed with Dr.Tristan at the current time. But for now, when he was asked the other day, this was his response...


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This is a question that cannot be answered easily over email. You have to understand the foundation of genetics. Heterozygous, homozygous, dominant traits, codominant traits, etc. Then you have to understand the punnett square and how these crosses work. After that, a genetisist must figure out how distant relatives need to be so that wacky genes don't start to be expressed in the population.
As a side note, there are "clans" in Maine. These are individuals that marry within the family. They have determined that they must be 8 times removed to be able to marry without having genetic problems such as downs syndrome, etc. This has taken a long time to work out I am sure.
That said, there has been no research on gliders to determine how distant they must be to NOT throw bad genes. In addition, they/we also don't know what kind of "bad genes" may show up. The problem is that most of these "bad genes" are recessive and may be hidden in heterozygous individuals. This means they have one dominant gene and one recessive gene. If they breed to another heterozygous individual and they have babies, they have a 25% chance of expressing that "bad" recessive gene.
Despite all of this, there is still the statistical factor at play. This must be calculated in as well. Mother nature is a mathmatical genius and when she decides to throw us a curve, she's gonna do it. Thats how we have ended up with albinos, amelanistic, etc.

So how does this affect gliders? There have not been enough of these leu breeding to know. But based off of other species - there are bad genes that sometimes show up with these recessive trairts. There is a reason why they are recessive...they are not optimal for survival in the wild. Gliders that are grey, survive and grey becomes the dominant trait because the white ones stand out like a sore thumb and get eaten before they can reproduce....hence a poor trait for survival.

So is it good to bred a leu to a leu? Only time will tell, but history in other species says we will start to see problems when we mess with what mother nature is trying to do. This is why white boxers have more skin issues, white cats with blue eyes are deaf, white cockateils are prone to seizures, white doves are prone to seizures, etc. Just to add to that...its not just the white/amelanistic species. For example, people have been breeding dogs because they like a cetain trait. As a result, golden retreivers are number one on the list for getting cancer, breeds like rottweilers, german shepards, and labs are prone to hip displasia, chihuahuas get hydrocephalus, and on and on.

I know this is a long response, but it is not a simple questions with a simple answer. You are welcome to post this if you want.
Tim
Posted By: Dancing

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 08:03 PM

Peggy, no offense intended, honestly, but if I wanted to ask Dr. Tristan or any other vet, I'm quite able to do just that. I'm asking for owner/breeder first hand experience/opinions/input.

You said breeding mo to mo is ok IF the lineages are clean and compatable. Well, why wouldn't it be the same for leu to leu? As it is, most leu to leu hets have some inbreeding going on in the tree. But if two leus without shared lineage were found, is there any reason NOT to put them together? Or is it the opinion, still at this time, that it is better to keep those two (theoritically) unrelated lines seperate and instead risk the inbreeding of leu het to leu het for the purpose of "breeding out"?

I don't now and never will breed for leus (little white rats with wings, cute but still). For me, I LOVE the markings on the gliders. Greys are the best. Even the wfb's have some differences in their markings. Mosaics are fun simply because of the element of surprise. But I just can't imagine having a room full of leus, and for some reason having a mass escape take place and then trying to figure out who is who and where each belongs.
Posted By: Srlb

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 08:14 PM

No offense taken at all Teresa. I have learned not to take anything personal anymore (or at least I try real hard not to grin)

You asked *me* a question. I was just responding to you that I have been thinking that very same question and I am trying to do what I can and ask those that *I* feel have the proper experience and expertise so I can learn the proper way instead of just going by breeding babies myself. I hope that makes sense to you.

This was a question asked to him almost two weeks ago. Not something I just sent to him because you posed a question to me. Just thought I would share is all.

Personally, I am trying to find out why a leu to leu pairing would NOT be ok if the lines were separated out far enough. I can not say this can not be done, but I want to know for certain it is not something that could be a health hazard before *I* could say yes, a leu to leu pairing would be ok to do if the lines are far enough apart and non related.

I have no desires myself to breed leu to leu but like you, I dont want to sit and say you CANT breed leu to leu if in all reality you can....

Its all confusing....but questions is how we all learn I reckon. :-)
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 08:19 PM

Let's try to keep this thread on topic with Mosaic to Mosaic breeding. thumb Feel free to open another thread for the LeuXLeu discussion. Thanks for your understanding!

thanks
Posted By: Adri

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 08:36 PM

Teresa, the letter Peggy posted was the response to an email I sent him in regards to Leu to Leu breedings. Which I also feel it is possible IF done responsibly with the lines we have available today.

But referring back to the topic at hand Mo & WF are dominant traits due to this there is far less a risk of a genetic issue being passed on to the offspring by pairing the two together. Keep in mind that will NOT apply if the Mo's are also recessive for the same color (i.e. Leu hets). I know many of you have brought up the sterility issue with Mo's but that had nothing to do with the expressed color...it was ALL about the poor breeding practices of an unethical breeder. She would have achieved the same results breeding for grays.
Posted By: Dancing

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 08:44 PM

Jamie, I respect you trying to keep this on topic but I wanted to point out that much of what we know about breeding mosaics we learned from leus. Mosaics, Leus, Albinos, Creminos are all still new enough "colors" that in order for us to make choices, we often have to look at "what happened" with the other colors.

We can't look at just mosaics and form opinions or educated guesses just based on "mosaic". I asked about the leu to leu pairings to see if the justifications or consequences for not breeding leu to leu would be the same justifications/conseqences for not breeding mo to mo.

We know that in the beginning, mos siblings were paired and the result was sterility issues. Most breeders are very careful to not pairing sterile line mo's with leus. (though why it is still ok to pair line mo's with other colors is beyond me).

So, while it may seem the leu to leu questions were off topic, they really weren't.
Posted By: sugarlope

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 09:13 PM

Teresa, I know I don't know very much about color breeding, but leu x leu is an (assumed) recessive breeding, mo x mo is an (assumed) dominant breeding. They are different and this thread seemed to be heading down a 'leu' dirrection.

Jamie asked nicely. If you all want to continue a leu x leu conversation or talk about color breeding in general, please start a new topic.

Originally Posted By: GC Rule #3
3. Please keep the posts closely related to the topic. If the topic sparks another thought for discussion, please open a new thread.


thanks
Posted By: suggiemom1980

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 09:20 PM

Does this include gliders who have more than mosaic in them?

Serendipity is a WF platinum MO RT. Kanani is just a MO RT. Their baby is a WF MO RT and probably platinum as well.

I want to add, I researched their lineage before I put them together. Kanani's COI is 0%. Serendipity's is less than 1%. I researched Mercede's lineage before I bought her (MO RT) and have already researched their future cage mate's lineage (will def have MO in him, maybe WF, platinum), even tho I won't be getting him for 10-12 months.
Posted By: Adri

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/23/10 09:39 PM

Connie your pairing sounds absolutely fine, going by what you have stated. smile
Posted By: suggiemom1980

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/24/10 01:23 AM

Thank you. I'm really pretty clueless when it comes to figuring this stuff out, so that's when I turn to those who do know BEFORE letting any gliders breed. And more recently, before purchase.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/24/10 02:24 PM

Wow, this post took a turn I did not see coming.

I was always under the impression you should not breed Mosaic to Mosaic and that you should breed out the line for better health and lineage results, is this not the case any more?
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/25/10 12:39 AM

Are there even enough Mosaics out there that are not related to even consider breeding Mosaic to Mosaic?

I was also under the impression that there is not and it would be hard to find Mosaics that are not related once you have one. Is this not the case any more?
Posted By: wildlifeangel

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/25/10 12:49 AM

The reasoning I have been led to understand:

There is only ONE non-sterile line, that is the Snow White line. Any non-sterile mosaics being bred together would be inbreeding to a degree because they are all from her.

There are a couple (I'm not sure how many) of sterile lines, however, they should be bred OUT to reduce sterility in the lines. Breeding two mosaics from sterile lines is NOT acceptable, as you will be greatly increasing the chance of getting sterility back into their offspring.

Since there is only one non-sterile line, breeding a sterile-line and a non-sterile line together has the potential of introducing sterility to the non-sterile line and should be avoided.

Also, sterile lines should not be bred to any recessive colors to prevent introducing sterility.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/25/10 12:51 AM

I thought there was only one STERILE line? dunno

Gotta go search through the archives now.
Posted By: wildlifeangel

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/25/10 12:54 AM

From my conversations with Priscilla... I understand that from the original Mosaics, Snow White was the only one who did not produce sterility in her offspring. The others in the group given to her were so highly inbred as to produce sterility.
Posted By: tjlong

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/25/10 01:07 AM

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Tilly is a sterile line, champ is not sterile. Tilly was paired with another male, a WF named casino and produced sterility.

There are many different sterile mosaic lines, there is Sally, Ms. Leu, Lollie, Tilly, Helena, Heidi, Bianca and maybe a few others.

Priscilla took on only about 8 mosaics when she got them from Helen. It was believed that to produce mosaics there were hets. So that is how the sterility came about from continuous inbreeding.

Champ most likely came from the mosaic line, several joeys from the original mosaics appeared champagne.

I know Mother white was wild caught. She didn't live long. I think when she came in, a few others did-some of which might have been the ones listed above....not sure though. Odds are they are all related. What are the odds of catching such a different color in the wild and them not being related.

Anyways, we have snow white who is producing, this is most likely b/c it hadn't been inbred to the point of sterility.

A majority of mikes stuff came from helens line, so again related to the other mosaics.

There is NO record of any of the breedings done before priscilla got them. The records were according to helen eaten by her praire dogs. I doubt she kept records of the breedings anyways as it was not common or known to do so many years ago.

So there is my knowledge based on the 2 years working at TPG.

Take it or leave it,... but thats what i know!!!


This is what I found.
Sorry that was originally posted 5/11/10 by Tyler (GliderBoy4Life)
Posted By: jacknsally

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/25/10 02:03 PM

Are we risking the same results with "doubles" like in dog genetics. The genetics of these colorings in dogs works like that of mosaic, only one parent is needed of these colorings to produce an offspring of the same coloring.

Dapple/Dapple= Double Dapple- risk of blindness & deafness

Merle/Merle= Double Merle- risk of same results

The same results appear in Snakes as well. Also what about the Scottish Fold cats- 2 folds makes a double fold and they have severe bone structure issues.

All these examples in other species are the results of doubling the dominant gene, so why wouldn't there be the same risks in doubling the dominant gene with Mosaics?

There are many other health risks involved that are not seen at a young age.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Any problems breeding mosaic to mosaic? - 07/25/10 03:36 PM

Originally Posted By: jacknsally
Are we risking the same results with "doubles" like in dog genetics. The genetics of these colorings in dogs works like that of mosaic, only one parent is needed of these colorings to produce an offspring of the same coloring.

Dapple/Dapple= Double Dapple- risk of blindness & deafness

Merle/Merle= Double Merle- risk of same results

The same results appear in Snakes as well. Also what about the Scottish Fold cats- 2 folds makes a double fold and they have severe bone structure issues.

All these examples in other species are the results of doubling the dominant gene, so why wouldn't there be the same risks in doubling the dominant gene with Mosaics?

There are many other health risks involved that are not seen at a young age.


These are good points and questions that I would like to hear some answers about too.
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