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    spider pastel butter lesser

    So if you pair a butter and a pastel or spider what are your chances of what?

    And I was told if you pair a lesser and a pastel or spider you have a chance of

    bees spiders pastels lesser and norms. If that is true, wouldn't it mean you

    would come out with same results for the butter X pastel or spider pair because

    a lesser and butter is pretty much the same gene, correct?

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    Re: spider pastel butter lesser

    lesser and butter are basicly the same to me

    i think with lesser x spider you get lesserbee
    and then a bumble bee x lesser you get honey bee... i think... lol

    i would assume that it would be pretty close to being the same if you swap a butter for the lesser.... not sure though

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    Re: spider pastel butter lesser

    Quote Originally Posted by matt71915 View Post
    lesser and butter are basicly the same to me

    i think with lesser x spider you get lesserbee
    and then a bumble bee x lesser you get honey bee... i think... lol

    i would assume that it would be pretty close to being the same if you swap a butter for the lesser.... not sure though
    ISnt a honeybee a hypo(ghost) X Spider?
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    Re: spider pastel butter lesser

    and then a bumble bee x lesser you get honey bee... i think... lol
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    Re: spider pastel butter lesser

    lol it was close there both at least awesome looking snakes
    all the bee stuff gets a little mixed up sometimes

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    Re: spider pastel butter lesser

    Hi,

    Quote Originally Posted by rocky88 View Post
    So if you pair a butter and a pastel or spider what are your chances of what?

    And I was told if you pair a lesser and a pastel or spider you have a chance of

    bees spiders pastels lesser and norms. If that is true, wouldn't it mean you

    would come out with same results for the butter X pastel or spider pair because

    a lesser and butter is pretty much the same gene, correct?
    Just to clarify something I'm not sure I am reading correctly;

    If your pairing is a lesser being bred to pastel and also to a spider the you would not be able to get any bumblebees as each egg can only have two parents and if lesser (or butter ) is definately one of them then it would be impossible for both the necessary pastel and spider genes to be inherited from the only remaining "parent" slot.

    Lesser x pastel - lessers, pastels, pastel lessers and normals.
    Lesser x spider - lesserbees, lessers, spiders, normals.

    So anything "bee" aside from the lesserbee would be a multi-generation project using only those morphs.

    Now that should have confused everyone else.


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    Re: spider pastel butter lesser

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    Hi,



    Just to clarify something I'm not sure I am reading correctly;

    If your pairing is a lesser being bred to pastel and also to a spider the you would not be able to get any bumblebees as each egg can only have two parents and if lesser (or butter ) is definately one of them then it would be impossible for both the necessary pastel and spider genes to be inherited from the only remaining "parent" slot.

    Lesser x pastel - lessers, pastels, pastel lessers and normals.
    Lesser x spider - lesserbees, lessers, spiders, normals.

    So anything "bee" aside from the lesserbee would be a multi-generation project using only those morphs.

    Now that should have confused everyone else.


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    Re: spider pastel butter lesser

    Thank you very much for the help but what I was trying to say was. What would be the chances of getting what if I bred a lesser to a pastel OR spider. And a butter to a pastel OR spider.

    correct if wrong:
    lesser X pastel = lesser, pastel, pastel lesser, norm.
    lesser X spider= lesser, spider, lesserbee, norm
    butter X spider= butter bee, spider, butter, norm.
    butter X pastel= ????the same as less.Xpast.

    I heard that a butter X alot of things makes a BEL, true???? If so what??

    And since the butter and pastel are pretty much the same thing, wouldn't that make the lesserbee, and butterbee the same thing?

    I'm just confused because I have a butter OR lesser arriving in a month and I'm trying to figure out the options I will have with the current bp's I currently have

    Sorry, I know that was alot of questions. But, it would be much appreciated for any help. THANK YOU!!!!!

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    Re: spider pastel butter lesser

    Hi,

    Can't work the percentages sorry.

    It's 6am for me and I'm about to pass out - if I attempt math at this point I may never know how many fingers I have for sure in the future.

    Butter x anything else in the "blue eyed white snake complex" will make a BEL I think. The thread on BEL's would be your best guide there.

    I personally cannot tell the difference between butters and lessers with anything resembling accuracy either.

    The examples on the NERD collection page look different - but I have no idea if all examples conform to that or if there is a "blurring of the lines" in the middle.

    Butterbee page.

    Lesserbee page.


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    Re: spider pastel butter lesser

    i dont know where the bumble bee thing came in i could swore you had that in it lol my bad

    those percentages look right and like Dr. Del said a butter x another BEL producer would make a BEL

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