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Bumblebee?
Long time since Ive last posted here.  How exactly do you make a bumblebee? From what Ive read, its spider x pastel. Correct me if Im wrong. Also is there a percentage of babies being bumblebee?
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Re: Bumblebee?
Correct, one copy of the spider gene, one of pastel.
Spider x pastel =25% normal, 25% pastel, 25% spider, 25% bee statistically speaking.
JonV
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"Law of the woods, eat or be eaten." - Jack London
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Re: Bumblebee?
 Originally Posted by nevohraalnavnoj
Correct, one copy of the spider gene, one of pastel.
Spider x pastel =25% normal, 25% pastel, 25% spider, 25% bee statistically speaking.
JonV
That reminds me of a "joke" my little asian stats teacher told us today:
"There are 3 kinds of lies, a white lie, a damn lie, and statistics."
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