bumble bee or spider? - Page 2

Gungirl · 04-19-12, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by mykee

Axanthics run about $600 but end up looking like ugly normals at six months of age. All the black and silver fades to dull shades of brown.

Is there any chance you would have a picture of an older one? I am interested in seeing how the colors change on them.

**millertime89** · 04-19-12, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Gungirl

Is there any chance you would have a picture of an older one? I am interested in seeing how the colors change on them.

ya know... I would be too, just to see a comparison.

DeesBalls · 04-19-12, 02:28 PM

I have a spider I plan to breed my my pastel.... does that make me a bad person? No. O don't think so
I still say spider. They are awesome there selves and can make some cool stuff...

Snakefood · 04-19-12, 05:54 PM

ha that's awesome, I have a 2 yr old pastel male and have a deposit down on afemale spider het ghost and when she's old enough, I'm breeding them!!

kj3662 · 04-22-12, 07:41 PM

I'd have to reccomend bringing about $600 and find a nice male Spider and an exceptional female Pastel. Raise them up enjoy them and when there big enough breed them and produce your own bee. Just my $0.02

**millertime89** · 04-19-12, 05:59 PM

Shame the axanthics brown out... I bet an ax-pin would look killer.

edit: yup, at least I think so.

photo from exotics by nature.

Snakefood · 04-19-12, 06:05 PM

I'm really taken with the Axanthic, and even if they do fade out with age, you're right Kyle, there are some stunning morph's that can be made by combining Axanthic with other genes.

**millertime89** · 04-19-12, 06:08 PM

I'm really hoping the anerytheristic tigers and antrax retics hold their silver and black, they're stunning as babies.

Snakefood · 04-19-12, 06:09 PM

There are a few stunning retics I've seen, but they're just too big for me!!

Squirtle · 04-19-12, 06:18 PM

Don't believe everything I say, but from what I've seen, most bumblebee's tend to brown out as they age and look almost identical to spiders. The plus side of that is that you can make crazier morphs with a bumblebee than a spider Ball Python. I'd go for the bumblebee.

Snakefood · 04-19-12, 06:32 PM

Yes, Like Axanthic Killer Bees

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Gungirl · 04-19-12, 06:57 PM

I did a little google searching but I am not happy with what I found. I am unsure if the snakes I saw are labeled right. Seeing something from someone whoms word I trust would help me understand the change better.

**millertime89** · 04-20-12, 12:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Gungirl

I did a little google searching but I am not happy with what I found. I am unsure if the snakes I saw are labeled right. Seeing something from someone whoms word I trust would help me understand the change better.

its regrettably well documented in retics.

edit: I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.

Gungirl · 04-19-12, 07:33 PM

brat..... lol

FangsAnarchy · 04-19-12, 08:00 PM

I found http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRmKePpc3qI&feature=relmfu ... I don't know I think I would need to see an adult in person. This one still looks pretty good and it didn't turn too terribly brown. In another clip the guy says she is a 2003 laying a 2009 clutch.