Firebee X Firebee confirm my odds?

According to what I read online these would be the odds, but I wanted to confirm with you guy(who I tend to trust much much more XD) because ive gotten wrong odds from the internet before. Also Thought Id say if this is right its a WILD number of morphs that can spawn from just two snakes. It kinda blows my mind. And this also claims a Black eyed Lucy could be born from this pairaing. That would be nuts. Makes sense both having the fire trait.


1/16 Normal
2/16 Fire
1/16 Pastel
2/16 Firefly
1/16 Spider
2/16 Fire Spider
1/16 Super Fire
1/16 Bumble Bee
2/16 Fire Bee
1/16 Pastel Super Fire
1/16 Pastel Spider Super Fire
1/16 Spider Super Fire

Are you breeding a firefly to a firebee?

Genetic Wizard 3.0 calculations by
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Entertaining the idea of Breeding a killerbee to a Black Eyed lucy(super fire) And if I manage to get both Male and Female FireBee's, then breed those together. Fireflies if I remember correctly are pastel fire right? Just lacking the spider gene?

Holy christ. I guess I found the wrong info after all. Youre a lifesaver man!

I was reading the results of your calculation, it names quite a few of those morphs more than one time.. Such as Fire bee and bumblebee..
It actually lists pastel super fire spider two times next to each other with different percentages

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Originally Posted by Riv

I was reading the results of your calculation, it names quite a few of those morphs more than one time.. Such as Fire bee and bumblebee..
It actually lists pastel super fire spider two times next to each other with different percentages

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take into account the debate on the homozygous spider

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Originally Posted by Riv

I was reading the results of your calculation, it names quite a few of those morphs more than one time.. Such as Fire bee and bumblebee..
It actually lists pastel super fire spider two times next to each other with different percentages

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Yeah, it didn't add them up correctly. Any time you see something more than once just add them together.

Okay thanks = P

Here is how my genetics calculator breaks it down:

1/64 Normal
2/64 Fire
2/64 Pastel
4/64 Firefly
2/64 Spider
4/64 Fire Spider
4/64 Bumblebee
8/64 Fire Bee
1/64 Super Fire
2/64 Pastel Super Fire
2/64 Spider Super Fire
4/64 Bumblebee Super Fire
1/64 Super Pastel
2/64 Super Pastel Fire
2/64 Killer Bee
4/64 Killer Bee Fire
1/64 Super Fire Super Pastel
2/64 Super Fire Killer Bee
1/64 Homozygous Spider
2/64 Homozygous Bumblebee
4/64 Homozygous Fire Bee
1/64 Homozygous Spider Super Fire
1/64 Homozygous Super Fire Bumblebee
1/64 Homozygous Killer Bee
2/64 Homozygous Fire Killer Bee
1/64 Super Fire Homozygous Killer Bee

It kind of boggles the mind. :O
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