Re: ? breeding bumblebee X spider?
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Originally Posted by
Abaddon91
not to hijack but what is the diffrence from a killer to a normal bee i understand the super for the killer but is color or pattern or something that would make you go oh now this is a killer
Killerbees hatch out with a light grey pattern and appear hypomelanistic, whereas bumblebees hatch out with bold black pattern.
Re: ? breeding bumblebee X spider?
I bred a bee x bee and bee x spider this year and both girls are currently gravid. I didnt know it at the time but a 'super spider' if you will, is a fatal gene combo so you're throwing out a certain percentage (25%) of your clutch by taking a spider combo to a spider. Im replacing my male bee this year with another male, he'll be down on the table in Indy on the 27th. Thinking about getting a pastel butter pin!
And id just like to say that genetics calculator is SWEET!:D
Re: ? breeding bumblebee X spider?
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Originally Posted by
Corey Greene
I bred a bee x bee and bee x spider this year and both girls are currently gravid. I didnt know it at the time but a 'super spider' if you will, is a fatal gene combo so you're throwing out a certain percentage (25%) of your clutch by taking a spider combo to a spider. Im replacing my male bee this year with another male, he'll be down on the table in Indy on the 27th. Thinking about getting a pastel butter pin!
And id just like to say that genetics calculator is SWEET!:D
Nerd said he has had several spider x spider clutches with no ill effect! He didn't make a super spider either!
Re: ? breeding bumblebee X spider?
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Originally Posted by
tikigator
Would a spider X butter be a good cross?....make butter bees?
Here is a pic of a Sputter(SpiderXButter): http://www.ballpython.ca/images/coll.../sputter-L.jpg