quick genetic question

Just want to make sure I got this right.... Are the following correct???

Pastel X Pastel

would make:

25% normal
50% pastel
25% super pastel


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Super Pastel x Normal

Would make:

100% pastels


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Super Pastel X Super Pastel

would make

100% Super Pastels?
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Super Pastel X Spider

Would make

50% pastels
50% bumble bees (pastel spiders)

Looks right to me.

Yep I don't see anything wrong there...

yes to all

I though a super pastel x spider would make a killer bee, no?
and that a normal pastel x spider make bumblebee?

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Originally Posted by keepzrollin

I though a super pastel x spider would make a killer bee, no?
and that a normal pastel x spider make bumblebee?

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a killerbee = superpastel spider, but a super pastel x spider would only throw bumblebees and pastels because offspring can only inherit one gene from each parent

Killer bees are made two ways: by combining super pastel and spider or by combining bumblebee and pastel.

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Originally Posted by JKExotics

Killer bees are made two ways: by combining super pastel and spider or by combining bumblebee and pastel.

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you can't get a killer bee by breeding super pastel x spider...just like you can't get super pastels by breeding super pastel x normal

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Originally Posted by Peter Williams

Yep I don't see anything wrong there...

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Seriously.... nothing wrong there... especially when bumblebees are involved.... :P

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Originally Posted by dreese88

a killerbee = superpastel spider, but a super pastel x spider would only throw bumblebees and pastels because offspring can only inherit one gene from each parent

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So what your saying is that in order to get killer bees you would have to breed the super pastel to the spider, and breed back a bumble bee to the super pastel. In easier words Super Pastel x Bumble Bee = Killer Bee