Honeybees?

How do you make them? Is it spider het ghost to a ghost or could you make them by spider het ghost to a het ghost?

Type in "Honey bee ball python" in google.

Open the first page.

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...honey-bee.html

Open the second one?

http://www.benrenick.com/honeybee_bp.html

;)

Yes you can breed a spider het ghost to a het ghost. I would make sure to get a 100% het though.

Those sites were nice dutch, but I really think the question was geared more toward a het question. She has already determined its a spider/ghost.

Genetics confuse me too.

hmm i thought it was a killer be to a ghost..... i guess not :P

I am a HE lol but anyway yea it was more geared to the het question. Also it says orange ghost and i'm not to familiar with the whole ghost gene, would that mean only orange ghosts can make them?

The Orange Ghost will bring out the Orange Coloration in the Honey Bee, but I am sure you could use any of the variations of Hypo. :gj:

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Originally Posted by DutchHerp

Type in "Honey bee ball python" in google.

Open the first page.

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...honey-bee.html

Open the second one?

http://www.benrenick.com/honeybee_bp.html

;)

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Thanks for the Google lesson, I'm sure it NEVER occurred to the OP. :rolleyes:

I don't think it's a bad topic to discuss further here, no telling who else it may help.

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Originally Posted by Turbo Serpent

The Orange Ghost will bring out the Orange Coloration in the Honey Bee, but I am sure you could use any of the variations of Hypo. :gj:

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Really? i didn't know that :weirdface

Yes you can produce one using a het ghost and spider het ghost but you would better your chance of producing one using a spider het ghost and ghost. I plan on adding a couple ghosts to my collection next year