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What makes a killer bee?

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  • 11-03-2010, 07:46 PM
    sookieball
    Re: What makes a killer bee?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by icandiballpythons View Post
    chuck x norris = killer bee

    lol!
  • 11-03-2010, 08:43 PM
    Russ Lawson
    Re: What makes a killer bee?
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    Originally Posted by Mike10205 View Post
    Super pastel or pastel is the same. Only one pastel gene can be passed on as said above so buying a super pastel over a pastel makes no difference.

    Bee has spider and pastel so both passed on. The other half being pastel give you the chance at pastel pastel spider = killer bee


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    As was stated before, the reason it's better to use a super [homozygous] pastel is because 100% of the offspring will carry a pastel allele from this parent, as opposed to just 50% from a [heterozygous] pastel. Essentially you are doubling your odds of producing killerbees using a super pastel over a pastel in any pairing that can make killerbees.
  • 11-08-2010, 04:17 PM
    Marissa@MKmorphs
    I have a Super Pastel male, and this is making me want to get me a bumblebee female so I can try and hatch out some killerbees! I have a spider female that I'm planning on breeding to my super in the future.
  • 11-11-2010, 04:56 PM
    Mike10205
    I stand corrected guys I was wrong and a little wiser.


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