i know you will get pastels,normals and spider but will there be some bees in the mix
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if a bumblebee is bred to a normal what will the clutch theroretically produce some bumblebees
XtremeXteriors
Jan 17, 2006 05:58 AM
Replies (6)
Luke9815
Jan 17, 2006 06:16 AM
if you're lucky 
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Kingofspades
Jan 17, 2006 06:18 AM
If I understand my genetics...Yes, you should have a 1:16 chance of getting a bumblebee.
If the offspring inherits the pastel AND spider gene from the bumblebee parent.
But I might be wrong...
Greg Graziani
Jan 17, 2006 08:04 AM
When breeding a Bumble Bee to a normal the odds are the same as breeding a Pastel Jungle to a Spider. 25% normal, 25% Pastel Jungle, 25% Spiders and 25% Bumble Bees. That is why the Bumble Bees are worth so much!!
More Bumble Bee pics
Markus Jayne
Jan 17, 2006 08:15 AM
great minds think alike AND at the same time. You beat me to it! LOL!
Mark
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Markus Jayne
Jan 17, 2006 08:13 AM
a bumble bee.
Breed a Bumble Bee to a normal and the breakdown based on the law of avarages will be: 25% Normal, 25% Spider, 25% Pastel and 25% Bumble Bee.
This is why 'triple threat' morphs are so valuable in a collection. One morph does the same as work of 3! The same can be said for Pewters and any other double codom or dom.
Mark
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avdnco
Jan 17, 2006 10:36 AM
It's Not Polite to show off! 
Beautiful animals!
BRGDS,
AVD
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