Lemon pastel + Spider = Killer Bee?

Sorry sorry Mistyped my wording..You guys are correct

super pastel spider to pastel = killer bee?

A killer bee carries two pastel genes and a spider gene, The way you get that point is possible thru several different breedings but what is always needed is two pastel genes and one spider, a bumble bee carries one pastel and one spider.

Super pastel spider to pastel = killer bee?

and yes that would give you a killer bee

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...iller-bee.html


there!!!! hahahah

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Originally Posted by pythontricker

super pastel spider to pastel = killer bee?

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So was i right? eh

no you were wrong

super pastel x spider = killer or
bee x pastel

Just like everyone said up there. :rolleyes: LOL

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Originally Posted by pythontricker

So was i right? eh

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NO!!!

Read the everyones posts lol


To make a Killer bee the simplest way is breed a Bumblebee to a Pastel

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Originally Posted by Corrupter

super pastel + spider produces half bumblebee instead of 1/4, but you need a bumblebee + pastel to produce a killerbee

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I think (hope) the + was referring to the different genes in one snake, not the different parents
but yeah you're right...killer bees come from a bumblebee (pastel spider) bred to a pastel or super pastel
or of course another killer bee bred with a pastel/super pastel if you had that to work with hehe

OK but on this it says
Quote, NERD;

Mutation: Designer Combo
Pattern (Spider)
Color & pattern (Super Pastel)

Genetics
Dominant (Spider)
Co-dominant (Super Pastel) (homozygous)

what does that mean then?

I kind of like + referring to different traits in one snake and x referring to different parents in a cross
after reading other posts though, I guess that's not good format, since it seems to have lots of people confused