Calculate the odds on THIS CLUTCH!!!!!

My last morph female clutch of the season laid 8 eggs from a Pewter and Bumble Bee bred to a Pastel and produced:

1.1 Normals
1.0 Super Pastels
1.2 Bumble Bees
and 1.0 KILLER BEES AND... 1.0 STERLINGS:banana::banana::banana:

I an not sure how to factor in the split clutch and hitting BOTH males. Producing either in the clutch is 1 in 16. COMBO CLUTCHES BEEN VERY. VERY GOOD TO ME!!! https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...0750_thumb.jpghttps://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...0751_thumb.jpghttps://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...0768_thumb.jpghttps://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...0765_thumb.jpghttps://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...0767_thumb.jpg
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Holy bananas! You seriously lucked out!! BIG congrats!!! :banana:


If I were you I'd get out the champagne and throw a big party :D

edit: Forgot to say - my favorite in that clutch is the sterling - incredible snake, I love the faded patterns!

Wow, what an awesome clutch you have there, CONGRATS!!

What a hatch!! Huge Congrats!!
The Sterling and Killer look dam good......

That's incredible! Congrats!

That's insane! You must have awesome karma!

Beautiful! Congratulations!

Those are some odds! Congrats!

WOW is all I can say... Send some of your luck this way, my season is just begining....

Awesome clutch...that sterling is unbelievable!!

I'd take that clutch anyday!! :gj:

Congrats, very nice clutch. Does the killer have a ringer? The pattern looks distorted towards the tail. Correction on your odds it's a 1 in 8 chance of hitting a killer or sterling when a pewter or bee is bred to a pastel.

Wow Bill!!! You've been having great luck this year!!!!! You must've been makin sacrifices to the ball gods or somethin'!!!!!

You lucky guy..........WOW!

WOW!!!! Congradulations!!!! The BP Gods are really looking out for you!

Very nice :D

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Originally Posted by sdbabybird

Congrats, very nice clutch. Does the killer have a ringer? The pattern looks distorted towards the tail. Correction on your odds it's a 1 in 8 chance of hitting a killer or sterling when a pewter or bee is bred to a pastel.

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You are correct on the odds. The 1 in 16 was factoring both genders. I.E. -- If the eighth egg was a female, you would statistically have to go to egg 16 to get the male -- in theory.:)

The Killer has a very "scattered" pattern over the last third of his body. Kind of looks "Pinstripish". Maybe that is how a ringer presents on a Killer? Thanks for the kind words.;)

Holy COW!!! lol!

Amazing...I love the Sterling and the Super and the Killer Bee and the bumble bees...

CONGRATS!

I should not leave out the normals... the ones from a clutch like this somtimes have some unusual characteristics to be seen later...

:gj:

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Originally Posted by 4theSNAKElady

Wow Bill!!! You've been having great luck this year!!!!! You must've been makin sacrifices to the ball gods or somethin'!!!!!

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The end of my year has been pretty great. Between this clutch, the Butter Belly clutch -- and in between those two I hatched a couple Fireflies which proved a captive hatched Fire male.:D

I have had a few "rough" clutches as well.:( A Bee x Pastel clutch of six eggs produced 2 Normals, 3 male Pastels, and a Killer Bee that was mildly kinked, didn't fully absorb his yolk, and died in the egg. I made the mistake of popping HIM!!!! Of course it was a male!! I guess it does even out in the end.;) I have learned during my first year breeding not to count your morphs/combos before they are hatched.:colbert:

Best of luck to everyone in the upcoming season!!!:gj:

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Originally Posted by Bill Buchman

You are correct on the odds. The 1 in 16 was factoring both genders. I.E. -- If the eighth egg was a female, you would statistically have to go to egg 16 to get the male -- in theory.:)

The Killer has a very "scattered" pattern over the last third of his body. Kind of looks "Pinstripish". Maybe that is how a ringer presents on a Killer? Thanks for the kind words.;)

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That is the first time I have thought about adding sex to the odds. Thanks now you just added to my odds calculations...LOL
So Sex ( Male and Female ) is decided by the father correct. So you can add a gene that represents sex to the punnett square for the father which would double the total number of possible outcomes.
So instead of Pastel X Pastel giving you:
1/4 normal
2/4 Pastels
1/4 Super
You can now say:
1/8 M Normal
1/8 F Normal
2/8 M Pastel
2/8 F Pastel
1/8 M Super
1/8 F Super