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    Re: Is there such thing as a pastel super fire?

    Quote Originally Posted by footballpythons View Post
    What if you breed a firefly to a firefly would there be a possibility of a pastel super fire? I looked it up on genetic wizard but found nothing! Or am i missing out on this gene?
    Yes, as others have said, pastel super fire is possible. Because firefly is not the result of a single gene. It is the result of two mutant genes working together, and each gene is in its own gene pair.

    One gene pair has a pastel mutant gene and a normal gene. The second gene pair has a fire mutant gene and a normal gene.

    By the way, in that WoBP firefly x firefly mating chart above, there are two boxes marked firefly that should have been combined. Also two boxes marked superfly that should have been combined.
    Last edited by paulh; 01-08-2016 at 07:41 PM.

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