Honey Bee X Pastel ???

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Originally Posted by T_Sauer

The whole "laziness" comment just kinda erk'd my tater even tho it wasn't directed solely towards me ...

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Welcome to the WOB Genetics Wizard.
Here you can select any gene for a male and "breed" it to a female to see what the outcome will be. In order to select multiple genes for a given snake, simply hold the "ctrl" key while adding more genes.In order to breed a snake to a normal Ball Python, leave one side of the wizard blank and that snake will be treated as normal.
Check back here regularly as we are constantly working to improve the wizard.

Instructions are right above the calculator.
You have to understand you are not the first of millions to ask the same question.
I have learned more about genetics researching for lazy people that didn't want to do it themselves :rofl::rofl:

i think it got entered into the calculator incorrectly.

honey bee = hypo/ghost + spider. apparently you clicked a different morph that happens to be called "honey" or something like that.

try to feed the calculator with: hypo spider male, pastel female. then it should work.

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It's pretty easy to incorrectly enter genes into the calculator, but it's a really easy fix as well. Just go back and re-enter the right one. If you don't know what genes make up the morph you are looking for, I would just suggest googling it xP There is a lot of available information on it, just need to take the time and look around.

Other than that, that genetic calculator is extremely useful especially to a new python enthusiast. I spend hours on it sometimes. You'll get the hang of it, don't worry.

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Originally Posted by Painted

It's pretty easy to incorrectly enter genes into the calculator, but it's a really easy fix as well. Just go back and re-enter the right one. If you don't know what genes make up the morph you are looking for, I would just suggest googling it xP There is a lot of available information on it, just need to take the time and look around.

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You would already be on WOBP so no google needes LoL

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

You would already be on WOBP so no google needes LoL

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True xD

while we are at it, i prefer this one:

http://www.owalreptiles.com/genetics.php

its much better than the WOBP morph calculator, also a forum member works on that one, also it has a nice function which allows you to post the results to this very forum :D

Male:	Honeybee
Female:	Pastel
Percent	Fraction	Traits
25%	1/4	Bumblebee, Het Hypo
25%	1/4	Pastel, Het Hypo
25%	1/4	Spider, Het Hypo
25%	1/4	Het Hypo
View Results Page

thats really nicely done, with the links and everything.

I think WOBP leaves a lot to be desired, and can be quite hard for a newbie to use. The most annoying thing, to me, isn't in the calculator, but in looking for certain combos. There really should be a way to select base morphs and show all the combos that include those base morphs. Or at least type "spider pastel" into the search and it would bring up bumblebees.... but it doesn't unless you type "pastel spider". And neither "cinnamon pastel" nor "pastel cinnamon" bring up pewter, so you better hope you already know the name for that one. I've figured out an awkward work around, by using the genetics calculator then clicking the links it provides on the bottom, but occasionally that hasn't worked on combos I figure MUST exist, and I just get individual links for something like "lesser", "spider", and "pinstripe" instead of "kingspin". (Note, I think kingspin does work...just an example of the kind of issue I've had.)

T_sauer, I would recommend that you don't stop asking questions. Some people on this forum get (very understandably) tired of seeing the same question all the time. Don't take it personally. You didn't ask the same question a million times. And, others will answer. I would, however, recommend that you try to make them the type of questions that will help you learn to do it yourself next time. Think "teach me how to fish" not "catch a fish for me". Or, "teach me how to predict the morph outcomes of breeding" not "tell me the possible outcomes of this specific pairing", although using a specific pairing as a starting point is good. Also, if you've already tried something like WOBP and didn't understand the answers, let us know that! In this case, it looks like we would have said "gee, looks like you entered the info wrong, try this instead". But in other cases someone might not understand that hypo is recessive so they might be confused why none of the babies were visual hypo or what "het hypo" means. So knowing that type of info really helps us to help you.