Breeding Bee combos?

here is the white snake from a killerbee x spider http://www.reptileradio.net/showthre...644#post775644 top of the thread also shows a bad egg from the bumblebee x spider clutch

Thanks! And why do people believe there's no homozygous form of certain morphs? Is there some exception? Shouldn't all genes have a homozygous form?

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Originally Posted by Galaxygirl

Thanks! And why do people believe there's no homozygous form of certain morphs? Is there some exception? Shouldn't all genes have a homozygous form?

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gene on the heterozygous sex chromosome (W in snakes) is about the only scenario I can think of and if that happened, only females could have the gene. Then there is also things like the desert, which the heterozygous females appear to be infertile. Which obviously makes it physically impossible to make a homozygous. Well maybe you still make one in a test tube? I donno.

But yes in theory every gene should have a homozygous, unless its a W sex-linked gene

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Originally Posted by BCS

Well, I have a queenbee and next breeding season when she is up to size I am hoping to queen spins. Bee combos are just spiders added into the combo which is actually very common.

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Yes, my Queenbee and my Pewterbee have locked 6 times so far this month. We will see what happens with this pairing come spring..... I just have not seen a single person yet talk about pairing ANY various bee combos.

I might be going a Bumblebee x Super Enchi Lesser Spider breeding, and maybe a Calibee x Super Enchi Lesser Spider, so we'll see what happens!

If anyone does any version of a spider x spider and gets eggs, please please please post your results. For a super common gene and a pairing that supposedly "happens all the time" there sure as heck isn't much data about it. all we are really looking for is how many slugs and good eggs, if any eggs go bad during the incubation, and your final count of spider and non spider.

I'm planning killer bee x spinnerblast next year if the spinnerblast is up to weight, I'll record my results.

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Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser

If anyone does any version of a spider x spider and gets eggs, please please please post your results. For a super common gene and a pairing that supposedly "happens all the time" there sure as heck isn't much data about it. all we are really looking for is how many slugs and good eggs, if any eggs go bad during the incubation, and your final count of spider and non spider.

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If I decide to go ahead with the Spider breedings I'll definitely be posting, haha.

Surely there's a massive chance of wobble when you're pairing Bee combos together ??

I'm pairing my leopard butter bee with my spider female this season. So far he's not shown any interest in her, but hopefully he eventually gets the job done and I'll have a clutch to report!