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  • 11-15-2011, 04:58 AM
    melly911
    lol nice
  • 11-15-2011, 05:25 AM
    VEXER19
    Re: what male should i get for my female
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by decensored View Post
    LOL.

    For hobby breeders it makes sense (to a degree) lol.

    Bumblebees being double gene morphs will make the following when bred to a normal.

    25% Bumblebees,
    25% Spiders,
    25% Pastels,
    25% Normals.

    75% chance of getting a morph.

    Most small breeders start out with normal females and build their collection that way. I got a buddy who owns a successful breeding company (I wont say which one) But he still has five normal females that he breeds in with his males every year.

    I just realized that I thought someone elses quote was the origional posters and thats what got me confused. I thought he was the one who said I just got a bee and I was like wow you got your other snake breeded it and produced a bee in 2 days. WTH. Now I see it was someone else...lol
  • 11-16-2011, 01:08 AM
    melly911
    im gonna get a pewter for her
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