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    The difference in those pairings isn't a matter of whether one will produce better looking babies than the other. With the super pastel, you will not see any normals from that breeding. Every hatchling will carry the pastel gene, so they will all be at least pastel (pastels and bees only). A pastel to spider pairing could produce some normals, some pastels, some spiders and some bees...
    Last edited by Inknsteel; 01-16-2012 at 06:59 PM.
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    0.2 Normal BP -- 0.1 Pastel BP -- 0.1 Spider BP -- 0.1 Het Red Axanthic BP -- 0.1 Ghost dinker
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    1.0 Lesser Bee BP -- 1.0 Pastel Yellowbelly BP -- 1.0 Mojave BP -- 1.0 Black Pastel BP -- 1.0 Cinny (poss het ghost) -- 1.0 Champagne

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