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Axanthic Antarctic

Axanthic Antarctic
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Component genes

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The genetics

Axanthic

Recessive

Axanthic is a recessive mutation that removes yellow (xanthin) pigment while leaving melanin intact. The result is a gray, black, and white snake that keeps its normal pattern and dark eyes but loses all warm coloration.

Antarctic

Incomplete Dominant

Antarctic is a newer incomplete-dominant trait — one copy is visually expressed, two copies produce a super form (Superantarctic). Crucially, Antarctic is ALLELIC to Arctic: they occupy the same gene location, so they do not stack like unrelated traits. A snake cannot independently carry both Superarctic and Superantarctic. One Arctic allele plus one Antarctic allele produces the 'Antarctic Arctic' compound — a distinct combined expression, not a simple stack. Plan Arctic/Antarctic pairings carefully.

What makes a Axanthic Antarctic

  • Two copies of Axanthic — recessive, so it only shows when paired up.
  • One copy of Antarctic — the single-gene Antarctic form (incomplete dominant, allelic with Arctic).

This describes the genetics of the animal itself — not the odds from a pairing. Outcome odds are the Genetics Calculator's job (coming soon).

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