Exactly--just to add that the bumble bee 50% pHet axanthic would be a 2:3 chance, and the pastel pHet axanthic would be 1:3, so you should get more bees than pastels.
(This is, of course, assuming that homozygous spiders are lethal mutation.)
Last edited by GenePirate; 10-05-2009 at 09:09 PM.
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Exactly--just to add that the bumble bee 50% pHet axanthic would be a 2:3 chance, and the pastel pHet axanthic would be 1:3, so you should get more bees than pastels.
(This is, of course, assuming that homozygous spiders are lethal.)
I assumed it would be 33.3% and 66.7% but didn't want to put the numbers and then have to remove my foot from my mouth.
Would a better way to go about EVENTUALLY breeding an Axanthix Killer just be to start with a Killer X Axanthic and come out with Pastels and Bees 100% Axanthic?
Would a better way to go about EVENTUALLY breeding an Axanthix Killer just be to start with a Killer X Axanthic and come out with Pastels and Bees 100% Axanthic?
Yeah, that should give you a 50/50 chance for bees het axanthic and pastels het axanthic.
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