Hi,

Quote Originally Posted by Tidus10 View Post
I was searching the web the other day and came across a killerbee.. And for the killerbee it said something interesting.. It said that a Killerbee = Super Pastel X Spider

But everything here says that Super Pastel (or normal Pastel) X spider = Bumblebee...anyone have more information on this?
You're confusing the ingredients with the recipie.

A killerbee contains a superpastel (ie 2 pastel genes ) and spider.

To make one however both parents needs to have a pastel gene to pass on and at least one of them also has to have a spider gene.

To summarise a killerbee is a superpastel spider but cannot be made by pairing a superpastel and a spider.

Does that make it any clearer?


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