| Dark Shadows Estate |
| Thank you for your help guys! That makes sense |
Partly Cloudy with Afternoon Drizzle| Darkspine |
| I'm debating on if I should keep my line private or start auctioning off some of my foals.. to empty space.. |
| Epsilon Acres |
| You’re all good! Pearl is a little confusing because it works opposite to the other genes. Instead of it being homo dominant to be an apricot (PrlPrl) it actually needs to be homo recessive to be an apricot (prlprl) |
| Epsilon Acres |
| So for the filly you linked she has a high chance of making an apricot if put to an apricot stud, but not a guarantee, since she’s Ee there’s a slim chance you may get an Ee prlprl foal which is just bay hiding pearl |
| Anhart stables |
| So would it be low odds of getting an apricot foal if it was PrlPrl? Sorry I'm still learning genetics also ;-; |
| Epsilon Acres |
| They can, yes. Apricot they need to have chestnut base (so ee) and then double recessive pearl (prlprl) |
| Idle Lane Farms |
| prlprl means homozygous pearl, so all of her foals with be at least Prlprl. To produce apricot you need ee for the extension gene and no creme gene I believe |
| Dark Shadows Estate |
| Okay I am dumb when it comes to genetics. Does prlprl mean that if put with an apricot stud they will produce apricot? This girl for example -HEE Click- |
| Epsilon Acres |
| Yesss super excited for him. I hope he trains well. Now I’m tempted to try and find a mare for him that could throw an apricot xD |
| Epsilon Acres |
| .. I just realized he caught his mom’s pearl and can produce apricots <.< You better be nice to me boi -HEE Click- |
| Anhart stables |
| I have 2 brindles, one wild, one that I bred and god I want them to drop me a brindle |
| Revel Ranch |
| @DD, I would be tempted, but it is in the waiting room at the hospital clinic I am at. XD |
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| Darkspine |
| I'm debating on if I should keep my line private or start auctioning off some of my foals.. to empty space.. |
| Epsilon Acres |
| You’re all good! Pearl is a little confusing because it works opposite to the other genes. Instead of it being homo dominant to be an apricot (PrlPrl) it actually needs to be homo recessive to be an apricot (prlprl) |
| Epsilon Acres |
| So for the filly you linked she has a high chance of making an apricot if put to an apricot stud, but not a guarantee, since she’s Ee there’s a slim chance you may get an Ee prlprl foal which is just bay hiding pearl |
| Anhart stables |
| So would it be low odds of getting an apricot foal if it was PrlPrl? Sorry I'm still learning genetics also ;-; |
| Epsilon Acres |
| They can, yes. Apricot they need to have chestnut base (so ee) and then double recessive pearl (prlprl) |
| Idle Lane Farms |
| prlprl means homozygous pearl, so all of her foals with be at least Prlprl. To produce apricot you need ee for the extension gene and no creme gene I believe |
| Dark Shadows Estate |
| Okay I am dumb when it comes to genetics. Does prlprl mean that if put with an apricot stud they will produce apricot? This girl for example -HEE Click- |
| Epsilon Acres |
| Yesss super excited for him. I hope he trains well. Now I’m tempted to try and find a mare for him that could throw an apricot xD |
| Epsilon Acres |
| .. I just realized he caught his mom’s pearl and can produce apricots <.< You better be nice to me boi -HEE Click- |
| Anhart stables |
| I have 2 brindles, one wild, one that I bred and god I want them to drop me a brindle |
| Revel Ranch |
| @DD, I would be tempted, but it is in the waiting room at the hospital clinic I am at. XD |
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