I gave a DCA 100% To my Gryphon, https://beastkeeper.com/pet/1274513, and bred her. I was expecting to get one of the owl-faced deviants, i was trying for an A1 B3 DEviant, as seen here in the gryphon section under the normal color deviant pattern section here: https://beastkeeper.com/skin-lib . This was her first time breeding, and i bred her with a deviant gryphon just for kicks. However, instead of recieving the adorable owl-faced baby i was desiring, i got this little gal. https://beastkeeper.com/pet/1313092 , As you can see there's no * by the color, and when i paid to see all her genes there was no star by the owl color. If i used the DCA 100, shouldn't my baby Gryphon be deviant?? I just want to know if I did something wrong or misunderstood something. Please help me :)

The baby isn't homozygous for Owl gene. This couple indeed have a 50% chance of producing a baby with homozygous Owl gene, but this specific breeding resulted in a heterozygote. DCA doesn't alter the genetics of a baby. It only adds the deviance itself when all other requirements are fulfilled.