world of ball pythons question

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HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE, TO GET A ZEBRA PASTEL FROM A NORMAL x KILLER ZEBRA

ive never heard of the zebra but it lookis like the killer zebra is the super form so breeding it to a normal would come out all zebras. i believe thats right.

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Originally Posted by pbjtime8908

ive never heard of the zebra but it lookis like the killer zebra is the super form so breeding it to a normal would come out all zebras. i believe thats right.

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Originally Posted by pbjtime8908

ive never heard of the zebra but it lookis like the killer zebra is the super form so breeding it to a normal would come out all zebras. i believe thats right.

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well, as u can see on the wizard i put in male normal x female killer bee and it comes out zebra pastel, i was just curious on how a pastel came from normal x killer bee, if im thinking correct a killer bee comes from spider x with something else.

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Originally Posted by Jasonx

well, as u can see on the wizard i put in male normal x female killer bee and it comes out zebra pastel, i was just curious on how a pastel came from normal x killer bee, if im thinking correct a killer bee comes from spider x with something else.

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A killerbee is Spider x Super Pastel I think

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Originally Posted by Jasonx

well, as u can see on the wizard i put in male normal x female killer bee and it comes out zebra pastel, i was just curious on how a pastel came from normal x killer bee, if im thinking correct a killer bee comes from spider x with something else.

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so what is that something else?
Killerbee can be made by Spider x Superpastel, Bumblebee x pastel, and so forth as long as pastel and spider involve..so it is correct for Killer Zebra x normal = Zebra pastel. i know nothing about zebra,but your question is about that 'killer'.

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Originally Posted by ball python 22

A killerbee is Spider x Super Pastel I think

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Killer Bee (super pastel spider) X Normal should = Bumble Bees (pastel spider)

This Killer Zebra is probably the same situation.

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Originally Posted by Jasonx

well, as u can see on the wizard i put in male normal x female killer bee and it comes out zebra pastel, i was just curious on how a pastel came from normal x killer bee, if im thinking correct a killer bee comes from spider x with something else.

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in the wizard, the female selected is the killer zebra (super zebra pastel), not the killer bee (super pastel spider). the zebra pastel is its own morph from what the site says

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Originally Posted by Jasonx

well, as u can see on the wizard i put in male normal x female killer bee and it comes out zebra pastel,

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I love this. Sorry can't see that because that's not what you did. If you scroll up to your own post you never put a female killer bee in.

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Originally Posted by Jasonx

i was just curious on how a pastel came from normal x killer bee, if im thinking correct a killer bee comes from spider x with something else.

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If you don't know what the something else is then look it up. You could have saved a post by double checking what you put into the wizard and looking up what morphs make a killer bee.

that was my bad, i meant male normal x female killer zebra