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    Re: Hypo Pastel x Fire Spider

    Quote Originally Posted by Bryant493 View Post
    Thanks! Another question. Is there any difference in doing it this way or a bumblebee x fire? It looks like both will give the same results but are there any advantages/disadvantages for one way?

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    The current clutch does not matter, but your future clutches with the offspring might, for example...

    with your current pairing, you can hope to produces a male fire bee het hypo, which could easily breed back to mom in under a year, giving you the ability to produce quite a bit in a year:
    Male:
    Fire Bee, Het Hypo
    Female:
    Percent Fraction Traits
    3.125% 1/32 Honeybee, Superfly
    3.125% 1/32 Hypo, Superfly
    3.125% 1/32 Super Pastel, Honeybee
    3.125% 1/32 Super Pastel, Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Spider, Superfly, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Superfly, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Killerbee, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Super Pastel, Het Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Fire, Humblebee
    6.25% 1/16 Hypo, Firefly
    6.25% 1/16 Humblebee
    6.25% 1/16 Pastel, Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Fire Bee, Het Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Firefly, Het Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Bumblebee, Het Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Pastel, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Fire, Honeybee
    3.125% 1/32 Fire, Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Honeybee
    3.125% 1/32 Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Spider, Fire, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Fire, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Spider, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Het Hypo

    obviously this a best case scenario, but it is still possible.

    If you go the other way, say a Bumblebee x Fire Hypo hit the same male fire bee, but now you have a Fire Hypo to breed to him, which is a whole different list of combinations:

    Male:
    Fire Bee, Het Hypo
    Female:
    Fire, Hypo
    Percent Fraction Traits
    3.125% 1/32 Black Eyed Leucistic, Humblebee
    3.125% 1/32 Pastel, Black Eyed Leucistic, Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Fire, Humblebee
    6.25% 1/16 Hypo, Firefly
    3.125% 1/32 Humblebee
    3.125% 1/32 Pastel, Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Black Eyed Leucistic, Bumblebee, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Pastel, Black Eyed Leucistic, Het Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Fire Bee, Het Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Firefly, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Bumblebee, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Pastel, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Black Eyed Leucistic, Honeybee
    3.125% 1/32 Black Eyed Leucistic, Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Fire, Honeybee
    6.25% 1/16 Fire, Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Honeybee
    3.125% 1/32 Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Spider, Black Eyed Leucistic, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Black Eyed Leucistic, Het Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Spider, Fire, Het Hypo
    6.25% 1/16 Fire, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Spider, Het Hypo
    3.125% 1/32 Het Hypo

    25% of which are Black Eye Lucy, which may or may not show any of the other traits.

    Taking the rest of your collection, breeding plans, and goals into it, it creates many variables. Just have to figure out where you want to try and place your odds.
    Last edited by OhhWatALoser; 06-14-2014 at 07:20 PM.

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