BumbleBee, does it look healthy?

Or do you see anything wrong? I just would like to consult with you BP experts..

http://lizardsofoz.com/oz-gal/main.p...serialNumber=2

Looks fine to me. Possibly 1-2 months old at most.

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Originally Posted by RichsBallPythons

Looks fine to me. Possibly 1-2 months old at most.

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That's one dirty bee...

dirty bee? what does that mean? is that bad?

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Originally Posted by kiddomarc

dirty bee? what does that mean? is that bad?

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it can be. Just means the bee is already browning out at young age and thats the sign of lower quality.

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Originally Posted by RichsBallPythons

it can be. Just means the bee is already browning out at young age and thats the sign of lower quality.

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oh my gosh, thanks so much, you guys are very helpful, specially you rich i dont have any idea no wonder why its getting sold cheaper than others!

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dirty bee? what does that mean? is that bad?

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Just the tan/brown speckling down his sides. Personally don't care for it, but that's just me. Desert Dweller Reptiles had some ridiculously clean bees on KS lately...man I wish I had the cash...

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oh my gosh, thanks so much, you guys are very helpful i dont have any idea no wonder why its getting sold cheaper than others!

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if you like it buy it.

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dirty bee? what does that mean? is that bad?

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It means that for those of us that "grade" ball pythons and choose stock for selective breeding projects, it wouldn't be one that we would choose for a selective breeding program most likely.

The ones in this thread are "clean" bee's.

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ighlight=lemon