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Thread: Pastel X Spider

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    Pastel X Spider

    Would produce Bee's Correct? would it be a mix of pastels spiders bee's and normals or what?

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    Re: Pastel X Spider

    Hi,

    Yes you could get spiders, pastels, normals and bumblebees out of that pairing.


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    Re: Pastel X Spider

    Yes Pastels, spiders, bees and normals. Not sure the percentages of possibly getting what though.
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    Re: Pastel X Spider

    Pastel X Spider = 25% Bumble Bee, 25% Pastel, 25% Spider, 25% Normal
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