Super form

Male:	Pastel
Female:	Bumblebee
Percent	Fraction	Traits
12.5%	1/8	Killerbee
12.5%	1/8	Super Pastel
25%	1/4	Bumblebee
25%	1/4	Pastel
12.5%	1/8	Spider
12.5%	1/8	Normal
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VS

Male:	Super Pastel
Female:	Bumblebee
Percent	Fraction	Traits
25%	1/4	Killerbee
25%	1/4	Super Pastel
25%	1/4	Bumblebee
25%	1/4	Pastel
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Originally Posted by jms0620

having a super pastel and breeding it to a pastel or bee would give you 50% supers and 50% pastels if you dont count the spider gene now breeding a pastel to a pastel or bee would give you 25% supers and 50% pastels and 25% normals again not counting the spider gene so haveing a super would increase your chances of getting a super by 25% over having just a pastel breeding a super to normal would produce all pastels

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That's exactly what I was looking for. Thank you

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Originally Posted by scooter11

That's exactly what I was looking for. Thank you

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That's exactly what I said on the first page, but just didn't include the numbers. Glad you got the help you needed!

Edit: To be completely technical with the numbers, having a super increases your odds of getting another super by 100% (not 25% as stated above) over just having the het version of the gene - from 25% to 50%. ;)

You can always go to World of Ball Pythons and use their genetic calculator. I still do my own "math", but the calculator is nice for looking up possible quick combos.