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  • 01-20-2009, 08:40 AM
    SecurityStacey
    Re: quick genetic question
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    Originally Posted by DBD View Post
    So what your saying is that in order to get killer bees you would have to breed the super pastel to the spider, and breed back a bumble bee to the super pastel. In easier words Super Pastel x Bumble Bee = Killer Bee

    Or a Pastel x Bumble Bee.

    Or a bumble bee x bumble bee for that matter.

    As long as both parents have the pastel gene and at least one has the spider gene there is a possiblity.
  • 01-20-2009, 08:44 AM
    Beardedragon
    Re: quick genetic question
    Killer bee is a super pastel spider. How do you make a spider? You need another spider. How do you make a super pastel? You need two pastel genes. Throw everything around and you need at least a Bumblebee ( Pastel spider) and a pastel to make the super pastel and the spider into a combined morph.


    Beexpastel
    Super pastelxbee

    Those are the the two ways to make a killer bee without going into more complicated ways.

    Alot of people I think think that you make a killer bee because people saw a killer bee is a superpastelxspider. People are saying that just to tell you what it is made up of, not how to make it. Just like someone else said you cant make a super pastel by breeding a super pastel to a normal, so why could you make a killer bee by breeding a super pastel to a spider?

    Hope this helps! - Matt
  • 01-20-2009, 10:45 AM
    Mike Cavanaugh
    Re: quick genetic question
    Thanks for all your help guys! I guess I passed the intermediate genetics test... Now I need to start trying to figure out the advanced... that means three morph genes at once!
  • 01-20-2009, 10:57 AM
    Mike Cavanaugh
    Re: quick genetic question
    One more quick related question.

    So the only way to be certain a super pastel is a super pastel is:

    1.) Both parents are super pastel
    2.) It is proven out by breeding

    Is that correct? Now some pastels are definately better looking then others. same is true for super pastels. In fact, some crappy supers look like good pastels and the opposite is true too.

    Here is my real question. I know lots of people do Pastel x Pastel breedings. BUT I have never seen a "Possible Super Pastel" sold for sale. Why is that? Is it safe to say that breeders doing pastel x pastel breedings will just call the lightest babies supers? Doesn't that also mean that there are probably lots of people out there that have purchased super pastels that are really nice normal pastels?


    Mike
  • 01-20-2009, 11:25 AM
    Beardedragon
    Re: quick genetic question
    Mike, when a super is born you know. the blushing is almost white and they are born fluorescent orange/yellow. There is almost no mistaking it.
  • 01-20-2009, 11:54 AM
    panthercz
    Re: quick genetic question
    Can a Mod PLEASE put up a sticky about how to make a killer bee!!

    Every time it's mentioned, people keep saying a super pastel x spider = Killer Bee...this is WRONG!!
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