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Re: Bumblebee x Desert Ballpython
You could have them both het piebald or breed a dessert pied and a spied together since pied is ressesive it needs to be on both sides or you get hets
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Re: Bumblebee x Desert Ballpython
you realize that pied spiders only have head pattern right?
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Re: Bumblebee x Desert Ballpython
If you breed a Desert X Bumble bee it should be:
1/4 bumble bee het. desert
1/4 spider het. desert
1/4 pastel het. desert
1/4 normal het. desert
Basically all offspring will either appear bumble bee, spider, pastel or normal and just carry the desert gene because desert is recessive. You'd have to breed one of the offspring back up to the dad to make visual deserts/combos.
(I'm pretty sure thats how it works, someone correct me in I'm wrong)
I'm tired so I won't even go into bringing pied in the mix...
Brittany Davis
0.1 Snow BCI- Isis
1.0 Hypo Motley het Albino BCI- Rupert
Ball pythons
1.0 Champagne, 1.0 Albino Spider, 1.0 Savannah, 0.2 Normal, 0.1 Het Toffee, 0.1 Black Butter,
0.1 Spider, 0.2 Pastel, 0.1 Enchi, 0.1 Albino
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Re: Bumblebee x Desert Ballpython
This guy comes from our dutch forums, and isn't quite the genetics genius. :p
either way, theres a recessive morph called 'Desert ghost', and a dominant version called 'Desert'.
He doesn't realize that the spider pied only carries a spider head, and a completely white body.
A bumblebee pied also only has a patterned head, on a white base body.
So a desert bumblebee pied would still be a white snake with a colored head.
This is just someone who wants to step into breeding asap, has seen the morphs on pictures but never even handled a ball.
bumblebee x desert
offspring x pied
offspring x offspring.
10 year project.
Or bring a new mortgage on your house and try to buy a bumblebee het pied x desert het pied.
Greets,
Yaron
Last edited by Ntume; 05-25-2010 at 04:58 AM.
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Re: Bumblebee x Desert Ballpython
they just see the dollar bills in there eyes
weer een die nooit een slang heeft gehad maar
denk he das easy money
0.3 regius normal cb 09
1.0 regius lemon pastel cb 09
1.1 regius 66 % albino/50 % axan cb 09
0.1 regius graziani pastel cb 09
1.0 regius spider 66% ghost cb 09
1.0 regius cinnamon cb 09
0.2 regius normal cb 05
1.1 regius normal 100% albino cb 06
0.1 regius bumble bee cb 10
0.1 regius mojave cb 10
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Re: Bumblebee x Desert Ballpython
psies 
greets,
Yaron
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Re: Bumblebee x Desert Ballpython
And to add - I don't think anyone has made a desert bumblebee pied - or even a desert bumblebee het pied.
Greets,
Yaron
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Re: Bumblebee x Desert Ballpython
 Originally Posted by irezumi67
they just see the dollar bills in there eyes
weer een die nooit een slang heeft gehad maar
denk he das easy money
Please reply in English so everyone can read your comment...
Regards Bas
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Re: Bumblebee x Desert Ballpython
 Originally Posted by bad-one
If you breed a Desert X Bumble bee it should be:
1/4 bumble bee het. desert
1/4 spider het. desert
1/4 pastel het. desert
1/4 normal het. desert
Basically all offspring will either appear bumble bee, spider, pastel or normal and just carry the desert gene because desert is recessive. You'd have to breed one of the offspring back up to the dad to make visual deserts/combos.
(I'm pretty sure thats how it works, someone correct me in I'm wrong)
I'm tired so I won't even go into bringing pied in the mix...
Your mixing the Desert and the Desert Ghost up.
The topicstarter is talking about the dominant Desert gene.
Regards,
Bas
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