Breeding het zero with het wiblitz
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Every baby will be 50% Het Zero, 50% Het Witblits
Odds wise, you can expect 25% of your babies to be het for both, 25% het zero, 25% het witblits, and 25% normal. Of course you won't know until they grow up and you try breeding them with other dragons sharing these genes.
Odds wise, you can expect 25% of your babies to be het for both, 25% het zero, 25% het witblits, and 25% normal. Of course you won't know until they grow up and you try breeding them with other dragons sharing these genes.
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