If I breed a bumble bee to a pastel what am I looking at getting?
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BEE question
WinstonHS
Sep 10, 2008 01:46 PM
Replies (6)
zoemeow
Sep 10, 2008 02:07 PM
assuming your original spider was heterozygous (Ss), not homozygous (SS)...
1/8 killer bees
1/8 super pastels
1/8 spiders
1/4 bumblebees
1/4 pastels
1/8 normals
WinstonHS
Sep 10, 2008 03:39 PM
I thought you couldnt have a homozygous (SS) form of a spider? I heard they all died like the jag X jag lucys
DNReptiles
Sep 10, 2008 04:45 PM
Shouldnt bumble bees, spiders and superpastel be more like 1/4?
I know bee x normal you have a 1/4 shot or reproducing bees and Pastel to pastel is a 1/4 for supers. No?
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Dave
Phila, PA
oc-balls
Sep 10, 2008 06:20 PM
I'm just learning this, so i'm by no means an expert. I came up with the same results as zoemeow
I hope I'm right 
Ken
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1.0 Spider Ball Python (Sarki)
0.1 Pastel Ball Python (Panthea)
0.1 100% Het Albino Ball Python (Hazina Adamma)
1.0 Albino Ball Python (Apu)
0.5 Normal Ball Pythons (Norma, Nova, Nala, Nimeesha, Nyoka)
1.0 Desert Tortoise (Tubbs) from Tortoise Rescue
1.0 Boxer (Shadow)
www.ocballs.net
kvandoren@ocballs.net
zoemeow
Sep 10, 2008 10:50 PM
This is what I got. (bumblebee alleles on the left, pastel on top)
mqbuchanan
Sep 10, 2008 08:43 PM
http://www.geneticswizard.com/
