hmmmm what to do?

Ok so the person I sold these girls to two years ago.....
(the light one-girl #1)
http://i1000.photobucket.com/albums/..._reencoded.jpg
(girl #2)
http://i1000.photobucket.com/albums/...bies/zelda.jpg
she is now selling them both and their tanks and the decor for $200 understandable she bought them both for $120 and its been 2 years so now they are huge but if I get them I have to give up my pastel female
http://i1000.photobucket.com/albums/...-10_153833.jpg
are both of those girls worth dinking around with now instead of waiting 3 years for bees? theres a picture of the darker one of what she looks like now but not the lighter one
http://i1000.photobucket.com/albums/...46262101_n.jpg

It's up to you...you keep talking about bees so I think that might be better since you clearly REALLY want to produce some.

I guess my question is, do you want to breed your spider to them this season. The way I see it, Pastels are great as inhancers, but why not breed your spider to the two normal girls, get some little baby spiders, and sell them to get a bee, which then you can breed to make pastels, spiders, bees, or normals. Normal girls are a precious commodity. Everything comes from a normal girl at some point. Just my opinion. Why have one clutch hoping on a bee, when you can have two clutches that could be more profitable, and still get you what you want?

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Originally Posted by SoundExotics

I guess my question is, do you want to breed your spider to them this season. The way I see it, Pastels are great as inhancers, but why not breed your spider to the two normal girls, get some little baby spiders, and sell them to get a bee, which then you can breed to make pastels, spiders, bees, or normals. Normal girls are a precious commodity. Everything comes from a normal girl at some point. Just my opinion. Why have one clutch hoping on a bee, when you can have two clutches that could be more profitable, and still get you what you want?

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Thats a great point so in the end Ill still get a bee and Ill get to see if FTL's colors are passed to her offspring I always thought she was more than normal. Golden spiders are always nice too

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Originally Posted by python_addict

Thats a great point so in the end Ill still get a bee and Ill get to see if FTL's colors are passed to her offspring I always thought she was more than normal. Golden spiders are always nice too

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It's kinda nice somebody else did the growing up part for you too. I think going with the normals is a great choice. You'll go further in the long run.

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Originally Posted by SoundExotics

It's kinda nice somebody else did the growing up part for you too. I think going with the normals is a great choice. You'll go further in the long run.

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Yeah I was retarded for giving them up but one benefit comes from it now I have to wait till the pastel sells lol I need room

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Originally Posted by python_addict

Yeah I was retarded for giving them up but one benefit comes from it now I have to wait till the pastel sells lol I need room

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There is the room problem. Thats the nice thing about racks. If you build them right, there's always just enough room. And they are fairly cheap to build more of.

Why not just save the 200 you would spend on them, sell the pastel girl for 200 and take the 400 and buy a bigger pastel female to cut the wait time down and make bees if thats what you want to produce. Or take the 400 and buy a bee

cause the pastel was supposed to get me the last bit of cash I need for them...i wish though

The lighter animal at the top looks like a fire... You said they belonged to you before, what did you buy them as originally...A fire with some size on it, expecially if it is a female would be well worth the investment