What do you look for in a killer bee?
I'm sure opinion will vary here, but in terms of what I like vs. what I may be able to afford, the perfect balance seems to be the killer bee. They are just amazing-looking snakes to me (second only to the fire bee which is out of the question at $1200+). I love the super pastel, and the bumblebee pattern pretty much goes without saying. I'll want to throw one of those to my pastel female, and also look to pick up a female fire at some point down the road.
I've seen several killer bees on Kingsnake that are just gorgeous, but I want to make sure I'm getting a nice yellow pastel gene in the mix since my current pastel is slightly sub-par. So if you were in the market for a killer bee, what features would pop out to you as a must-have?
Re: What do you look for in a killer bee?
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OctagonGecko729
Bright white bald head, good contrasts between the black and yellow pigments, clean patterning with little freckling.
Only one disagreement here - anything super pastel will not have any true blacks.
OP - You want the most faded snake you can find, and patterning is all to taste. I like the more reduced spider patterns, but the bee you posted has a good look to it, too.
What do you look for in a killer bee?
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Originally Posted by
stickboy26
Not a fan of it. I prefer no spots at all. Bright white/yellow glow to it
Re: What do you look for in a killer bee?
I would like to see a cleaner, less busy pattern, than that one, personally.
Wheres h00blah? He has a nice kb be could share.
Here is a thread with a pic of his.
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?p=2082455
