Bee x mojo

What would be the outcome of this pairing? I paired my pastel male and my female bee last season. She did not become gravid.:( I thought, this season I would pair the pastel up with a proven normal girl to prove him out.
Now I could try again with the bee x pastel, but I could try running the mojave through also. Just not sure what I would get.
Or...I could make some hets instead by breeding her with my albino male.Then breed the mojo and the pastel to a couple of normals.:confused:
I only have 5 males. One is a spider, one is a het pied. That leaves the albino, the pastel, and the mojave.

Tom Baker did it like a week ago i believe he produced a bee mohave and a killer bee mohave do a search for Python Dreams

Hi,

Well I think the possible outcomes would be;

Mojave,
Pastave,
Mojave spider, (no clue what this is called)
Pastel,
Spider,
Pastel mojave spider (again no clue on the name sorry),
Bee,
Normal.

I tried to work out the percentages but my brain crawled out my ear and went and hid. :rolleyes:

Why not run both males through her? Admitedly you could never be certain the pastel male did it unless you got killerbee's which would tell you for sure. :D


dr del

Well, you COULD make the second picture in the thread below:

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=74360

Or you could make more bees, pastels, spiders, mojaves, pastel/mojaves, spider/mojaves, and I'm quite sure I've probably forgotten something else.

man thats what i was trying to do Robin, but couldnt figure it out lol maybe ill get instructions some day

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Originally Posted by dr del

Hi,

Well I think the possible outcomes would be;

Mojave,
Pastave,
Mojave spider, (no clue what this is called)
Pastel,
Spider,
Pastel mojave spider (again no clue on the name sorry),
Bee,
Normal.

I tried to work out the percentages but my brain crawled out my ear and went and hid. :rolleyes:

Why not run both males through her? Admitedly you could never be certain the pastel male did it unless you got killerbee's which would tell you for sure. :D


dr del

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12.5% Chance of making any of the morphs listed in your list.

So each egg has a 12.5% chance of being
Spider,
Pastel,
Mojave,
Pastel Spider(Bee),
Pastel Mojave(Pastave)
Mojave spider,
Pastel mojave spider,
Normal
There are eight possible outcomes for each egg.
12.5x8=100

Thanks. Sounds like it would be a good clutch.I wanted to try for a killer bee..I might just run them both through.

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Originally Posted by Dave763

So each egg has a 12.5% chance of being
Spider,
Pastel,
Mojave,
Pastel Spider(Bee),
Pastel Mojave(Pastave)
Mojave spider,
Pastel mojave spider,
Normal
There are eight possible outcomes for each egg.
12.5x8=100

Thanks. Sounds like it would be a good clutch.I wanted to try for a killer bee..I might just run them both through.

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In this case the equal percentages of occurring hold true, but in order to avoid future confusion you may have I feel I need to state other matrix may not work out so cut and dry! As a quick example we can use two pastels being bred together.

Three outcomes exist, but each does not have the same chance of occurrence.

Normal = 25% Chance
Pastel = 50% chance
Super Pastel = 25% Chance

I just wanted to clear that up to make sure no false ideas on odds being equally split between outcomes being presumed in future pairing ideas.