It is a different type of dominance, like I said above. It's not co-dominant like the Pastel, which has the visually different Super Pastel.



It all depends on the dominance, and like you said that breeding a Spider to a normal will yield a 100% spider clutch, that is wrong.



Statistically a Spider X Normal Breeding will yield a 50/50 mix of normals and spiders.



I'm not going to argue anymore about this, I may have some terms wrong but I know that a spider doesn't throw a 100% spider clutch. Have a good night..



carry on.



Joel



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• spider breeding question - zigor, Sat Jan 3 23:34:51 2004
• RE: spider breeding question - Boaboy00, Sat Jan 3 23:41:33 2004
• Spiders are not dominant. - joels417, Sun Jan 4 00:00:32 2004
• RE: Spiders are not dominant. - jamison, Sun Jan 4 00:18:59 2004
• I had it removed.............np - Boaboy00, Sun Jan 4 00:21:11 2004
• RE: I had it removed.............np - jamison, Sun Jan 4 00:22:23 2004
• RE: I had it removed.............np - Boaboy00, Sun Jan 4 00:25:49 2004
• BTW..According to NERDs website, Spiders are Dominant.......np - Boaboy00, Sun Jan 4 00:36:12 2004
• .... - joels417, Sun Jan 4 00:45:03 2004
• EDIT: Not necessarily - joels417, Sun Jan 4 00:52:16 2004
• No problem Its ok to debate lol no problems here np - Boaboy00, Sun Jan 4 00:58:50 2004
• Dominant vs. Co-dominant - RandyRemington, Sun Jan 4 06:46:21 2004
• Thank you Randy, .. - joels417, Sun Jan 4 09:16:05 2004
• Hey Randy, where did you take genetics? Nice job on... - serpentcity, Sun Jan 4 16:06:08 2004
• RE: Hey Randy, where did you take genetics? Nice job on... - RandyRemington, Sun Jan 4 16:51:59 2004
• Wow, that's pretty amazing! You would have gotten along.... - serpentcity, Sun Jan 4 17:47:02 2004
• Sounds good to me... - apeilia, Sun Jan 4 18:04:47 2004
• In short... - Markus Jayne, Sun Jan 4 08:26:36 2004