Spiders and pinstripes

SPIDERS ARE AMAZING. Best mutation ever IMO. You may not have any dead eggs. Its all about what the odds gods want to help you with. If you put a spider and a spider together you make spiders and normals. That's the truth. What someone needs to find is a hidden gene Spider and see what happens. LOL

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Originally Posted by RandyRemington

For example, you COULD produce 20 pins in a row from a regular heterozygous pin to normals but the odds of doing that would be literally 1 in 1 million (technically 1 in 1,048,576). At that point I would just assume the pin was homozygous and the mutation dominant.

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I thought the number brian gave me was 27 eggs so thats over 1 in a hundred million.

TSK gave numbers on a couple of spider X spider clutches. I remember at one point they were running right about 1/4 small eggs that didn't hatch. It was a small sample size and could have just been luck/bad luck. Last I heard they were planning to breed all the hatchlings looking for a homozygous spider starting last year or the year before I think.

Looking for a homozygous spider, huh? I propose we call it the Super Wonky Ball? :rolleyes:

Ok so what are the odds of producing only spiders in a clutch of seven. With only one parent being a spider?

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Originally Posted by Slim

Looking for a homozygous spider, huh? I propose we call it the Super Wonky Ball? :rolleyes:

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I second that ;-P haha!




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Originally Posted by LotsaBalls

Ok so what are the odds of producing only spiders in a clutch of seven. With only one parent being a spider?

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The odds of this are 0.78125% if the spider parent is heterozygous. The odds are 100% if the spider parent is homozygous.