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Thread: Male or Female?

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    Male or Female?

    If I were to breed a male spider to a female pastel, would the results be the similar if I bred a female spider to a male pastel. I know every snake is different but I am still curios to know.
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    Re: Male or Female?

    technically they'd be the same.

    gender has no bearing on which animal produces which offspring. if you're aiming for bees you have the same chance per egg no matter if the male is the spider or the male is the pastel, each egg has a 25% chance of being a bee, a spider a pastel or a normal.

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    Re: Male or Female?

    from my understanding the results would be basically the same.




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