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? About killer bee!
Ive read many diffrent things about how to get killer bees. i am going to be breeding ball pythons in 2 years. im waiting that long because i want to get all the info i can on it before i do it.. and i need to wait for my ball pythons to get to breeding size. and the main thing i want to do is to hatch out killer bees! and then move up to queen bees maybe my 2nd year of breeding.. ive heard you can get them by the following-
bumble bee x pastel
which you can get
killer bees
bumble bees
pastels
super pastels
spiders
normals
bumble bee x super pastel
killer bee
bumble bee
pastel
super pastel
and then bumble bee x bumble bee
which i think you would get
bumble bees
killer bees
super pastels
and mayber spiders?
well what are the odds for all those and is that the only way to get killer bees? and if i made a mistake please let me know.
thanks!!!
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Re: ? About killer bee!
In order to produce a Killerbee (Super Pastel Spider), both of the parents need to carry at least one allel for the Pastel gene, and at least one parent needs to carry an allel for the Spider gene. So the minimum gene requirements in a pairing that can produce Killerbees is Pastel x Pastel Spider (Bumblebee).
Pastel x Pastel Spider (Bumblebee):
1/8 Normal
1/8 Spider
1/4 Pastel
1/4 Pastel Spider (Bumblebee)
1/8 Super Pastel
1/8 Super Pastel Spider (Killerbee)
Super Pastel x Pastel Spider (Bumblebee):
1/4 Pastel
1/4 Pastel Spider (Bumblebee)
1/4 Super Pastel
1/4 Super Pastel Spider (Killerbee)
The "Homozygous Spider" is a debate, so I won't go into a Bumblebee x Bumblebee pairing.
Last edited by LGL; 11-12-2009 at 01:22 AM.
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Re: ? About killer bee!
Hi,
 Originally Posted by Andrew24
and then bumble bee x bumble bee
which i think you would get
bumble bees
killer bees
super pastels
and mayber spiders?
Just to say this one can definately produce spiders - and also normals.
dr del
Derek
7 adult Royals (2.5), 1.0 COS Pastel, 1.0 Enchi, 1.1 Lesser platty Royal python, 1.1 Black pastel Royal python, 0.1 Blue eyed leucistic ( Super lesser), 0.1 Piebald Royal python, 1.0 Sinaloan milk snake 1.0 crested gecko and 1 bad case of ETS. no wife, no surprise.
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Re: ? About killer bee!
Bumblebee x Bumblebee (assuming no homozygous Spiders):
3/16 Killer Bee
1/16 Super Pastel
6/16 Bumblebee
2/16 Pastel
3/16 Spider
1/16 Normal
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1.0 VPI Axanthic, 1.0 Genetic Stripe, 1.0 Red Axanthic, 1.0 Lesser Platinum, 1.0 50% Het Albino, 0.1 Albino, 0.1 Het VPI Axanthic, 0.1 Het Red Axanthic, 0.1 Het G-Stripe, 0.1 Woma, 0.1 Mojave, 0.1 Normal.
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Re: ? About killer bee!
Originally Posted by Eventide
Bumblebee x Bumblebee (assuming no homozygous Spiders):
3/16 Killer Bee
1/16 Super Pastel
6/16 Bumblebee
2/16 Pastel
3/16 Spider
1/16 Normal
Hmmm good job
small point though It's not a 1:16 is a 1:8.
Last edited by Freakie_frog; 11-12-2009 at 04:36 PM.
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Re: ? About killer bee!
Thanks! everbody for your help!
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