Nonsanity's Minecraft Bee Breeding Charts

Abandoned Absolute Abyssmal Acidic Aluminum Amber Ancient Apatine Aqua Arcane Ardite Argentum Arid Arkanen Ashen Attractive Attuned Aura Auric Austere Avenging Aware Azure Barren Batty Beefy Bleached Blitz Blooming Boggy Bovine Brainy Caffeinated Caustic Celebratory Charmed Citrus Cobalt Common Corroded Corrosive Creepy Cultivated Cuprum Damp Darkened Decaying Decomposing Demonic Desolate Diamandi Diamond Diligent Distilled Doctoral Draconic Earthen Ebony Ecstatic Edenic Eis Elastic Eldritch Embittered Emerald Enchanted Ender Energetic Erde Esmeraldi Esoteric Essence Ethereal Excited Exotic Farmed Fermented Ferrous Feuer Fiendish Firey Flux Forest Forlorn Fossiled Frigid Frugal Fruity Fuchsia Fungal Furious Galvanized Ghastly Glacial Glittering Glowering Glutinous Gnawing Growing Hateful Hazardous Hermitic Heroic Icy Ignis Imperial Impregnable Indigo Industrious Infectious Infernal Invincible Jaded Lapis Lavender Leaden Leporine Lime Lordly Luft Lustered Magma Majestic Malicious Manyullyn Maroon Marshy Meadows Merry Minium Minty Modest Monastic Mysterious Mystical Nameless Natural Noble Nuclear Oblivion Ocean Oily Phantasmal Plumbum Porcine Poultry Praecantatio Prehistoric Preserved Primeval Prussian Pupil Pure Quintessential Radioactive Refined Rejuvenating Relic Resilient Resinous Ripening River Robust Rocky Ruby Rural Rusty Saffron Sapphire Savant Scholarly Secluded Sepia Shadowed Shining Sinister Skeletal Skulking Slate Smouldering Solum Sorcerous Soul Spectral Spidery Spirit Spiteful Stained Stannum Stark Staude Steadfast Sticky Sugary Supernatural Sweetened Tarnished Tarry Thriving Timely Tipsy Tolerant Tropical Turquoise Unstable Unusual Unweary Valiant Valuable Vengeful Vindictive Virulent Vis Viscous Volcanic Vortex Wasser Water Watery Wight Windy Wintry Wispy Withering

A number in parentheses () after a bee name is the percent chance of that mutation.
How to breed a particular bee is only shown once per chart. Duplicates use curly brackets {}. (To find the original, look up the same column then in the columns to the left.)
How to breed a "Common" bee is never listed, though curly brackets {} are used for it. (Breed any two "Hive" bees.)
"Hive" is any bee taken from a hive. Hive bees, when listed by name, do not have a number after their name.
A number after a colon : indicates that there are that many ways to breed that bee, not just the pairing listed there. (Go to that bee's chart to see all possible methods of breeding it.)

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