Holland lops
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There are genetics calculators, but if you know genetics, you can easily figure outcomesyourself.
Solid x heterozygous broken would give you 50% broken and 50%solids. Solid x homozygous broken would result in 100%brokens in the litter.
There are many genes that contribute to color thathave tobetaken into account. There are nearly 25 different colorpossibilities if you breed black to tort. However, the mostlikely color you'd get would be black. Tort is possible ifthe black you are breeding to also carries the non-extensiongene. Many other colors may be possible depending on whatrecessive genes the rabbits are carrying.
Most rabbit breeders use Evans software for their pedigree records, and it also has a genetics calculator.
Pam
Solid x heterozygous broken would give you 50% broken and 50%solids. Solid x homozygous broken would result in 100%brokens in the litter.
There are many genes that contribute to color thathave tobetaken into account. There are nearly 25 different colorpossibilities if you breed black to tort. However, the mostlikely color you'd get would be black. Tort is possible ifthe black you are breeding to also carries the non-extensiongene. Many other colors may be possible depending on whatrecessive genes the rabbits are carrying.
Most rabbit breeders use Evans software for their pedigree records, and it also has a genetics calculator.
Pam
