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    Re: Albino x pastel x spider

    Quote Originally Posted by DKPythons View Post
    I have been searching and reading, but still need some clarification on this subject. Sorry if it has been up before.

    What will these breeding's give?

    Albino x pastel
    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/ says:
    50%: Het Albino
    50%: Pastel, Het Albino

    Meaning 50% wildtype het albino and 50% pasel het albino. It just doesn't make sense to me, as pastel is co-dominant and shouldn't produce wildtype. Furthermore ain't it this way you make albino pastel, or how do you make them?

    Albino x spider
    50%: Het Albino
    50%: Het Albino, Spider

    50% wildtype and 50% spider het albino?
    So if i want to make a albino spider, i breed the albino with a spider het albino or what?

    Pastel x spider
    25%: Normal
    25%: Spider
    25%: Pastel
    25%: Pastel, Spider

    So only 25% of the cluth will be Bumble Bee?


    Hope someone can clarify this for me, as I'm a bit confused right now.
    You're right about the potential outcome in the pastel x spider pairing.

    I would honestly recommend you to buy a 1.0 bumblebee and a 0.1 albino instead - it will save you a lot of time.

    I assume that you're thinking about a pairing between an albino and spider. If that is the case then all of the offspring will be het-albino and some of them will be spider het-albino.

    The same thing goes with the pastel and albino pairing.

    Once you've got the offspring from those pairings then you have to raise a 1.1 spider het-albino or 1.0 spider het-albino and breed it back to the 0.1 albino (its mother). And if you're lucky then you're going to get an albino spider.

    And the same thing goes with pastel and albino.

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