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Re: Axanthic Super Pastel Spider (Killer Bee Axanthic)
 Originally Posted by eggman08
Im not sure how to get the killer bee axanthic. But everything i have read says to get a killer bee breed a dominant spider x a dominant super pastel. And my friend uncle i a ball python breeder and that is how the got his killer bee. But to get a killer bee axanthic it might take a different approach to get it
*Sigh* yet another killer bee thread...
You are misunderstanding it then.
A killer bee *is* a super pastel spider, you do not get a killer bee from breeding a super pastel to a spider. It is very simple genetics.
Use a Punnett Square and if you do not know how to use one, there are lots of guides showing how to use them if you look them up. Google is very helpful.
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Re: Axanthic Super Pastel Spider (Killer Bee Axanthic)
 Originally Posted by eggman08
Im not sure how to get the killer bee axanthic. But everything i have read says to get a killer bee breed a dominant spider x a dominant super pastel. And my friend uncle i a ball python breeder and that is how the got his killer bee. But to get a killer bee axanthic it might take a different approach to get it
Eggman, to get a killerbee, you need a pastel gene from the mother AND the father. Because, you need the baby to be a super pastel. You can't get a super pastel from a super pastel mother bred to a non-pastel father - that will only give you pastel babies - but, they will ALL be pastel... no normals.
Then you'll need the mother OR the father to have a spider gene as well for the baby to be a super pastel spider a.k.a. killerbee.
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Re: Axanthic Super Pastel Spider (Killer Bee Axanthic)
 Originally Posted by eggman08
The way i understand it to get a killer bee breed a super pastel x spider then breed the killer bee back to an axanthic and u should have a chance of getting a killer bee axanthic
Not quite right Eggman08
Super Pastel X Spider = Bumblebees and Pastels
Killerbee X Axanthic = Bumblebees Het Axanthic and Pastels Het Axanthic
To get to the Axanthic Killerbee starting with the bare bones base morphs the following would be the approach.
1. Axanthic male bred to Pastel female and Spider female - Keep all Pastel and Spider offspring they are all 100% Hets
2. Breed Spider Het Axanthic offspring to Pastel Het Axanthic offspring and keep your fingers crossed for the Axanthic Bumble bee
3. Breed the Axanthic bumblebee to a Pastel Het Axanthic from the previous generation or if you were lucky and got a sibling Pastel Axanthic of the opposite sex you could increase your odds of hitting the 3 gene combo.
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Re: Axanthic Super Pastel Spider (Killer Bee Axanthic)
 Originally Posted by JAMills
To get to the Axanthic Killerbee starting with the bare bones base morphs the following would be the approach.
1. Axanthic male bred to Pastel female and Spider female - Keep all Pastel and Spider offspring they are all 100% Hets
2. Breed Spider Het Axanthic offspring to Pastel Het Axanthic offspring and keep your fingers crossed for the Axanthic Bumble bee
3. Breed the Axanthic bumblebee to a Pastel Het Axanthic from the previous generation or if you were lucky and got a sibling Pastel Axanthic of the opposite sex you could increase your odds of hitting the 3 gene combo.
That's what I'd do to, but I'll add one thing. If you don't get the axanthic bumblebee in step 2, you are still doing good if you get an axanthic pastel and an axanthic spider of the opposite sex from each other. At least this eliminates working with non-visible hets. Cross them, everything will be axanthic, and you'll have 1 in 4% odds of getting the axanthic bumblebee. Much better than the odds in step 2 which are only 1 in 16.
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Re: Axanthic Super Pastel Spider (Killer Bee Axanthic)
LOL it all basically boils down to this
you would need
Super Pastel Het axanthic X Bumble Bee het axanthic .
by using the super pastel instead of a plain ol pastel , i was told you improve the odds of producing a killer bee and by that increasing the odds for the KB to be axanthic . ..
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Re: Axanthic Super Pastel Spider (Killer Bee Axanthic)
 Originally Posted by TheVipersHouse
LOL it all basically boils down to this
you would need
Super Pastel Het axanthic X Bumble Bee het axanthic .
by using the super pastel instead of a plain ol pastel , i was told you improve the odds of producing a killer bee and by that increasing the odds for the KB to be axanthic . ..
Well, hey, if we are increasing the odds and can start with any snake we want... why not just go with killer bee axanthic x killer bee axanthic?
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Re: Axanthic Super Pastel Spider (Killer Bee Axanthic)
 Originally Posted by kc261
Well, hey, if we are increasing the odds and can start with any snake we want... why not just go with killer bee axanthic x killer bee axanthic? 
Actually, after a few sheets of paper brainstorming I think that example would only make normals....
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Re: Axanthic Super Pastel Spider (Killer Bee Axanthic)
 Originally Posted by tdietz87
Actually, after a few sheets of paper brainstorming I think that example would only make normals....
Hey, who said which odds I was trying to increase? 
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