how do you make a bumblebee

you make bumblebees with a spider and a pastel rite. and what percent chance do you have in getting one?

Any given egg within the clutch has a 25% chance of hatching out a bumblebee....if you start with a regular pastel and spider. :)

is there a quicker rout to a bumblebee? and how dou you continuousely produce them?

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Originally Posted by pythontricker

is there a quicker rout to a bumblebee? and how dou you continuousely produce them?

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no, if you tried a super pastel it would be a killer bee

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Originally Posted by jdmls88

no, if you tried a super pastel it would be a killer bee

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Actually, a Super Pastel bred to a Spider would produce roughly half Bees and half Spiders. In order to produce a Killer Bee, both animals need to be at least a Pastel (therefore being either BeeXPastel, BeeXSuper Pastel, Killer BeeXPastel, Killer BeeXSuper Pastel, Killer BeeXBee, etc. etc. etc...)

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Originally Posted by LGL

Actually, a Super Pastel bred to a Spider would produce roughly half Bees and half Spiders. In order to produce a Killer Bee, both animals need to be at least a Pastel (therefore being either BeeXPastel, BeeXSuper Pastel, Killer BeeXPastel, Killer BeeXSuper Pastel, Killer BeeXBee, etc. etc. etc...)

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yes, thats what i meant :D:D thanks for the save

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Originally Posted by pythontricker

is there a quicker rout to a bumblebee? and how dou you continuousely produce them?

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A quicker route to them would be to buy one already hatched. :P

I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "continuously producing" them....you mean like how could you insure that every egg hatched is a bee?

ya. would you have two bees and breed them and get all bees or what? what are they, recessive, dominant, co-dominant?

Oy.... let's see...

Both genes (pastel and spider) are visible in their heterozygous forms...meaning they are either co-dominant or dominant. Pastels can produce a homozygous form, (super pastel) but so far as we can tell, spiders can not. All spiders are currently understood to be heterozygous...so you'll never be certain of getting a clutch that is 100% spiders. But with a super pastel, you can count on all its babies being at least pastel (+ whatever it might inherit from its other parent)

SO....if you bred two bumblebees together....you could get some pastels, some spiders, some bumblebees, some killerbees (super-pastel-spider), and maybe even some normals.

If you bred a killer bee to a spider, you'd get all pastels and bumbles in the clutch.

If you bred a killer to a bumble, you'd have a chance at pastels, bumbles and killers.

Hope that makes sense....I'm really too sleepy to be trying to type all this out!

sorry one more question. can you get at least two bumble bees from a spider+pastel in one clutch?

If you are lucky, yes.

25% chance of getting them PER EGG. So yeah, you have a chance.