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Couple Simple Pairing q's

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  • 08-06-2010, 09:08 PM
    mattyboymr
    Couple Simple Pairing q's
    Well Im kind new to the whole breeding thing but Im looking in to getting somes morps and I have a couple questions. =]

    Ive done some research and just want to clarify.

    I know a spider x pastel = bumble bees.
    But would a super pastel x spider have a chance to yield bumble bees and killer bees along with pastels?
  • 08-06-2010, 11:16 PM
    dave m.
    Re: Couple Simple Pairing q's
    spider x pastel = pastels,spiders,normals,and bumblebees super pastel x spider = bumblebees and pastels only. both parents must have the pastel gene to make killers. bumblebee x pastel = killers,bumbles,spiders,pastels,normals or bumblebee x super pastel = killers,bumbles, and pastels dave m.
  • 08-06-2010, 11:20 PM
    aalomon
    Re: Couple Simple Pairing q's
    To get a killer bee, both parents have to carry the pastel gene. To get a bumble bee, only one parent has to.
  • 08-07-2010, 03:01 PM
    mattyboymr
    Re: Couple Simple Pairing q's
    Thank you guys for clarifying that. Looks like I'm get a super pastel and spider!. Thanks agian.
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