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    BPnet Veteran ROACH's Avatar
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    Question about breeding

    If you were to breed a Lesser Bee to a Spider you get this.....But what I don't understand is, you get 12.5% - 1/8 Lesser Bee and you also get 25% - 2/8 Lesser Bee. Why is it not calculated together? Is there a difference?
    12.5% 1/8 Normal
    37.5% 3/8 Spider
    12.5% 1/8 Lesser
    12.5% 1/8 Lesser Bee
    25% 2/8 Lesser Bee
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    0.1 Killer Bee
    0.1 Spider
    1.1 Pastel
    0.1 Butter Bee
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    I have been breeding for many years and I never use charts because at the end of the day its a roll of the dice

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    That's just the way that particular calculator works. It's calculating the odds of producing a lesser bee from the spider x lesser (from the lesser bee) and the odds of producing a lesser bee from the lesser bee itself if that makes any sense.

    In reality you would just add both together to get the ⅜ chance per-egg of getting a lesser bee.
    ~Aaron

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    Since there are 2 genes at play in the lesser bee, it calculates the chances of getting:

    1. Spider with the lesser gene
    and
    2. Lesser with the spider gene

    That's why it splits them up in to two
    1.0 OD YB Spider
    1.0 Orange Dream Yellowbelly
    0.1 Pastel
    0.1 Pastel Calico
    0.1 Pastel Enchi Yellowbelly

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