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    BEL x normal produce normals?

    Ok, I know that BEL from lesser x lesser breed to a normal will produce all lessers, but how about BEL from mojave x lesser? will they produce normals when breed it to normals? since a bumblebee (spider x pastel) bred to normals will produced normals, I wonder will it be the same with the BEL from 2 different combos. thanks.

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    Re: BEL x normal produce normals?

    Quote Originally Posted by GuardianX View Post
    Ok, I know that BEL from lesser x lesser breed to a normal will produce all lessers, but how about BEL from mojave x lesser? will they produce normals when breed it to normals? since a bumblebee (spider x pastel) bred to normals will produced normals, I wonder will it be the same with the BEL from 2 different combos. thanks.
    I'm PRETTY sure that a mojo/lesser BEL will throw all mojos and lessers when bred to a normal.

    The difference between this sort of BEL and between a bee is that the spider and pastel are two different genes at two different points on the genetic strand. So each also has a normal gene paired with it. It's that normal half of the pair that can pass on to the babies. With the BEL...both the lesser and mojo gene are within the same pair...just two different expressions of the same gene. So there is no "normal" gene at that location to pass on to the babies. Thus, all the babies hatched will either be mojo or lesser.
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    Re: BEL x normal produce normals?

    there will be no normals produced when a blue eyed lucy reguardless of what went into making it when bred to anything.....

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    Re: BEL x normal produce normals?

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    I'm PRETTY sure that a mojo/lesser BEL will throw all mojos and lessers when bred to a normal.
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    Thank you guys..I feel relief now, I have a BEL male and I'm not so sure what is his genetic.. I used the genetic wizard calculator and input the mojave lesser x normal and the result are 25% normals but maybe they are not programmed for the BEL complicated complex lol.

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    when breeding a super to a normal you will get no normals.

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    Which calculator are you using??

    The one I used takes all bel's as supers..
    1.0 Bumble Bee
    1.0 Cinny het Albino
    0.1 Albino
    0.3 Pastel
    0.1 BEL (Lesser x Mojave)
    0.1 Pinstripe
    0.2 Normal

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    i think the super will dominate !...
    hence if your BEL is lesser x mojo.. you will get 2 variety of morphs..
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    The issue you're having with the calculator is that you probably listed mojave and lesser as two separate genes with their own super forms, rather than the same gene with two different types. Like Judy said, a bee is two different morphs in the same snake with no super form involved. Genetically speaking, butters, Russos, mojaves, and lessers are all the same in that they all produce BELs, and can do so with any combination thereof (I think, not so sure on Russos)

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