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Got this guy a month ago the shop I got him from said he was a clown het ghost but I don't see it. Someone help please
 

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Definitely a normal. WAY overpriced for us breeders. If you just wanted a pet, well...that's your own discretion.
Even as a pet, you could have found a normal male for next to nothing from a private breeder.

As far as breeding goes, normal males are not worth anything.
 
I'm new to breeding but what if it was het with clown and I was to breed him to a spider would there be any bumblebees in the clutch or what
 
I'm sorry.

Okay, a Bee is Spider x Pastel.

Ghost and Clown are both recessive traits.
There are markers for het's but your only real way o knowing in this situation will be to breed him and find out. Personally it sounds like you need to learn everything and hold off on the breeding for a while. I wouldn't breed this guy at all personally but either way, I think you have quite a bit of learning to go.

Good luck.
 
I agree with my home skillet Amanda. It is a nice reduced pattern normal. Now if the shop sold him as a clown I would go get my money back. If they sold him as a het clown, then you need a het clown female or visual clown female to prove him out. I would ask them what the pairing was. If he is a het clown, with his reduced pattern he should make some really nice clowns.
 
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