Genetics Question

[spix14]

Say you have a co-dom snake. Now, if you breed that co-dom to another co-dom, you get 50% whatever the morph is, 25% normal, and 25% super of whatever the morph is. Is it possible for a snake to have 2 super forms?

Snake in question is a Jag carpet. Jags are co-dom, so if you breed them together you get 50% jag, 25% normals, and 25% Lucys, the super of Jags (though it is so far a fatal gene in carpets and none have lived). Now I hear that some breeders are saying that there is another form of super jag that is essentially a wild looking jag. From my understanding there is only one super form for any co-dom. Am I right here or is there something I don't know?

[pythonguy21]

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[spix14]

Ok, well, I put in the info and it told me I'd get all homogenous jags. So not really the answer I needed.

[AbsoluteApril]

as far as I know, you are correct that you should get 50% visual het, 25% homo/super and 25% normal. Is the super form just another variation of the super (lucy) that's already showing up or is it something completely different? It may not be a standard co-dom gene if that is the case. I don't know enough about JCPs to be of more help, sorry!