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Originally Posted by siz
Oh, congrats!  Hopefully you get some nice bees from her!
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thanks for the bee vibes Jess!
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Originally Posted by Chu'Wuti
OK. Pastel is co-dominant color, Spider is dominant pattern and color. How does that work? You're looking for what McCurley calls Bumblebee Spider or Pastel Spider? Was your male from the yellow or the orange line? Or maybe I should ask what the pastel line was . . . Graziani or NERD or ??? Would you explain the hypothetical genetics to me, please? Sorry for all the questions!
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the pastel and spider gene are both co-dominant (or incomplete dominant) genes. by breeding a pastel to a spider, each egg will have a 1/4 chance of being either a normal, pastel, spider or bumblebee.
a "Pastel Spider" or a "Bumblebee Spider", as you put it, is simply a bumblebee which is the physical expression of the pastel and spider gene.
hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by Kmef07
awesome looking eggs julian you must be a very proud keeper right about now. lol
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ya man they all look great. this is my third clutch so far so im feeling pretty good right about now.
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Originally Posted by Aaron_S
Very cool though Julien. Best of luck getting a bee out of them!
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thanks Aaron at least one is all i want!