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Correct me if I am wrong...
Spider x normal= all spiders?
How does that work?
I understand that if you breed a pastel to a normal, the offspring can have one wild type/one pastel gene, making it pastel OR 2 wild types...making it normal.
So if you breed a spider to a normal, the offspring and the offspring gets a spider/normal combo, it's a spider...
but if it gets two normals?
Or do spiders not have wild type genes.
I'm confused...
Spiders are the same as Pastels - you'd get 50/50
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