Which BYC member scares you?

[JacinLarkwell]

I'm just here to cause people grief

 

[HappyClucker7]

I found the kind I want. Some of these ridiculous things.
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Spot the difference:

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[ColtHandorf]

Horse or rider?

The horse. Obviously. I didn't know Moony worked somewhere with real horses. Like fancy ones that do fancy things.

If you look at the genetic calculator it’s giving me a 12.5%. I mean, it says 6% if you say you do not know the red factor of the sire, but you do. Since he’s producing a red foal he has to be Ee.


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You wouldn't have known the red factor before he produced the foal? So it makes sense that she had a six percent chance. You upped the percentage by using knowledge of the foal.

Same as lady Gouldian genetics. I can see what a bird visually is and calculate the expected offspring. But if either of the parents are split to a different head, breast, or back color, all of that changes. So sometimes you have to work backward and adjust the parents' genomes in the calculator until you're producing the offspring (at the percentages) that you have been.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Spot the difference:

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Well that bird is naked! Where's his feathers?

 

[Painted Calls]

If you look at the genetic calculator it’s giving me a 12.5%. I mean, it says 6% if you say you do not know the red factor of the sire, but you do. Since he’s producing a red foal he has to be Ee.


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Right, but if you didn't know - you'd run it as unknown. We know now because the foal is red. Before it was done cooking, we didn't know.

 

[EverythingDucks]

Oh look, the page number is 666

 

[Painted Calls]

Spot the difference:

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That's what I thought of first too lol!

 

[ColtHandorf]

Right, but if you didn't know - you'd run it as unknown. We know now because the foal is red. Before it was done cooking, we didn't know.

Thank you, Timon. lol

 

[Painted Calls]

Right, but if you didn't know - you'd run it as unknown. We know now because the foal is red. Before it was done cooking, we didn't know.

I'm positive they've done a color panel on Flatline. So the info was probably floating around somewhere. I'm just too lazy to go look for it.

 

[Painted Calls]

The horse. Obviously. I didn't know Moony worked somewhere with real horses. Like fancy ones that do fancy things.

You wouldn't have known the red factor before he produced the foal? So it makes sense that she had a six percent chance. You upped the percentage by using knowledge of the foal.

Same as lady Gouldian genetics. I can see what a bird visually is and calculate the expected offspring. But if either of the parents are split to a different head, breast, or back color, all of that changes. So sometimes you have to work backward and adjust the parents' genomes in the calculator until you're producing the offspring (at the percentages) that you have been.

He works in a VERY fancy barn.