pastels and spiders?

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Originally Posted by panthercz

Because 10 other people will chime in with wrong answers anyway and you end up with a thread like this one: http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ghlight=killer

It seems very few people understand a punnet square so why bother trying to explain how and why a killer bee is a super pastel spider, but *not* a super pastel bred to a spider.

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SORRY!!!!!!!:8::rofl:

Wouldnt a super pastel X spider give you bumble bees, spiders, and pastels? Well in theory.

...and normals!

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Originally Posted by starmom

...and normals!

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Well I was thinking of a ideal clutch lol. :D (fine you caught me i forgot)

super pastel to a spider will give you bumble-bees and pastels only. You will NOT get normals and you will not get a plain spider. Because a SUPER pastel will make every single animal a pastel. There for if you get a spider it will automatically have the pastel gene, therefore making it a bumble bee.

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Originally Posted by starmom

...and normals!

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Super pastels do not throw normals...

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Originally Posted by starmom

...and normals!

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Sorry, you will get no normals breeding a superpastel to anything. Everything will at least be a pastel. Breeding a superpastel to a spider will give you pastels and bumblebees. Thats all.

Hmmm...grabbing more coffee and another piece of paper for punnet squares.....another eraser too :D

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Originally Posted by starmom

Hmmm...grabbing more coffee and another piece of paper for punnet squares.....another eraser too :D

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The Co-dominant section should help:
http://www.ballpython.ca/genetics.html

I'd also like to direct our newer members to a great sticky at the top of this very forum to help explain genetics:

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=52847