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    bumble bee x pastel VS bumble bee x super pastel ?

    would there be any differences in the results with that?

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    I'm not sure, I think that the breeding of the super would guarantee pastels if I'm not mistaken. Whereas the pastel would give you the percentage of pulling pastels.

    Rather, the super pastel would eliminate your chance for normals; wouldn't it?


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    Re: bumble bee x pastel VS bumble bee x super pastel ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kodieh View Post
    I'm not sure, I think that the breeding of the super would guarantee pastels if I'm not mistaken. Whereas the pastel would give you the percentage of pulling pastels.

    Rather, the super pastel would eliminate your chance for normals; wouldn't it?


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    yeah thats what i was thinking but i wasnt sure

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    Re: bumble bee x pastel VS bumble bee x super pastel ?

    Using the super pastel would guarantee that you would not hatch any normals. But other than that, the possible morph outcomes are the same, just different odds.

    For example, looking at killer bees (super pastel spider) -

    With pastel - 12.5% chance per egg
    With super pastel - 25% chance per egg

    Hope this helps,

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    Re: bumble bee x pastel VS bumble bee x super pastel ?

    hmm well can anyone tell me what a bumble bee x pastel lesser would give me? i didnt want to start a new thread.

    im pretty new to this genetic stuff

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    Re: bumble bee x pastel VS bumble bee x super pastel ?

    Bee x Pastel = everything youd get from bee x super pastel plus normals and spiders.

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    Use this
    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/

    To select multiple genes for one snake hold down ctrl while clicking. To use a normal in a pairing just don't select anything on that side.

    Have fun and see you in a few days

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