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    killer bee

    what do you breed to get a killer bee?
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    Re: killer bee

    KIller Bee is a Super Pastel Spider.

    So any combo that would hit a Super and a spider in the same animal. Can produce it
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    Re: killer bee

    Bumble Bee x Pastel and any combo that as Freakie Frog said that would give you a chance of producing a super pastel and spider combo.

    Keep in mind that a Super Pastel x Spider will *NOT* give you a Killer Bee. A Killer Bee *is* a super pastel spider but breeding a super pastel to a spider will not give you any killer bees.
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    Re: killer bee

    Super Pastel x Bumblebee(pastelxspider) = 25% Pastels, 25% Super Pastels, 25% Bumblebee and 25% Killerbees.

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    Re: killer bee

    Quote Originally Posted by panthercz View Post
    Bumble Bee x Pastel and any combo that as Freakie Frog said that would give you a chance of producing a super pastel and spider combo.

    Keep in mind that a Super Pastel x Spider will *NOT* give you a Killer Bee. A Killer Bee *is* a super pastel spider but breeding a super pastel to a spider will not give you any killer bees.
    i didnt know a that, Super Pastel x Spider will not give off a Killer Bee. Care to explain more...

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    Re: killer bee

    Quote Originally Posted by EdShal View Post
    i didnt know a that, Super Pastel x Spider will not give off a Killer Bee. Care to explain more...
    A killer Bee is a Super Pastel Spider...Super Pastels don't reproduce themselves....Both parents need the Pastel gene to produce a Super.

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    Re: killer bee

    Quote Originally Posted by EdShal View Post
    i didnt know a that, Super Pastel x Spider will not give off a Killer Bee. Care to explain more...
    All offspring would have one and only one pastel gene because that is all that can be given from the super, therefore, the resulting offspring would be 50% bumble bees and 50% pastel.
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    Re: killer bee

    Pastel x Bumble Bee
    Super Pastel x Bumble Bee
    Bumble Bee x Bumble Bee (Last Resort)
    I think thats all the combinations
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    Re: killer bee

    Quote Originally Posted by dreese88 View Post
    All offspring would have one and only one pastel gene because that is all that can be given from the super, therefore, the resulting offspring would be 50% bumble bees and 50% pastel.
    i learn new things everyday here..

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