Ocellaris Percula aka Onyx Snowflake

Hi, I am starting a new hobby of breeding my fish. I found that if you breed an onyx and a snowflake, you have a chance for something like this for results: 
75% regular ocelaris or percula clown.
10% onyx clowns
10% snowflake
2.5% black clowns
1.5% black platinum
1% albino.
 
Is that actually correct?
 
Thanks for reading,
 
Amphispur

Where did you get those #'s from?
 
I'd say those are way off.

-Adam

http://pets.blog.my/2011/...nfish-and-a-snowflake/
 
What are the actual #'s? or atleast a guess?

I just started working with Onyx and haven't worked with Snowflakes yet. There are other people around that are better with statistics than I am, hopefully they chime in.
 
I would guess that those numbers represent what you "might" get rather than actual results out of 100 fry. 1% albino seems a bit high but I may be wrong when it come to Onyx and SF's.

http://www.fishtalpropagations.com/#!home/mainPage
"Making captive breeding easier."

Ok Thanks guys for the responces. And if anyone can answer the million dollar question, What would two Onyx-Snowflakes give me?

Honestly, I'm not sure if anyone can be sure. (Again, I may be wrong) Onyx are A. percula and Snowflakes are A. ocellaris so that's going to change things a bit.
 
IME, with Picasso's, A. percula, I get a wide range in every batch. I've never calculated the percentages though.

http://www.fishtalpropagations.com/#!home/mainPage
"Making captive breeding easier."

ok thanks for the thought. I think im going to go through with it and go get two Onyx-snowflake mixes. I've also got a pair of percs, a pair of cleaner shrimp, and a pair of peppermints also in my basement.