Bumble Bee VS Killer Bee

another visual difference is the blushing on the pattern o_O

i noticed the killers' pattern is way more faded and blushed than the bumblebee

wow! really like the clean pattern. If i was going to buy a bee thats what i would be looking for :)

thank you all for the information
now i know the different :D:D
i have pinestripe female, almost 100% full stripe, is that can be genetic or just ordinary pinestripe :rolleyes::rolleyes:

this is my female pinestripe
http://i537.photobucket.com/albums/f...nstripe-1b.jpg
http://i537.photobucket.com/albums/f...nstripe-1d.jpg

the seller just told me that is pure pinestripe

That is a very nice pinstripe! I don't know if the stripe is genetic, but it should would be fun to try to find out . . .

i'll try to breed her, but i don't have genetic stripe or het genetic stripe..maybe i'll breed her to my bee :):)

The stripe in the pinstripe or some mojave have etc... is not related to the genetic stripe. May be there is something "genetic" going on but it's not related.

The stripe in those morph is a bit like the % of white a piebald would have. Is there something genetic or not ? The female ?

I would be intend to say you have more chance of getting babies that look like it than not. but it can also be due to something during the incubation or just something you can't control.

Nice looking versions of both the bee and the pin! I'm diggin both of em

Good luck on the pin x bee breeding, spinner blasts are awesome.

Also very nice snakes you have!

thanks all :)
that's a long way to breed, 2 years :D:D