Mystic Bee?

what about that purple head? It can't be a super, Dad is a mystic, mom's a bumblebee.

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Originally Posted by delilahra

what about that purple head? It can't be a super, Dad is a mystic, mom's a bumblebee.

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Pastels often have purple blushes out heads.

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Is this just a great bee or is there something else going on here?
http://www.iherp.com/Public/Animals/...nimalID=112617

That bee is so clean!!! I love it! The white head, the flames...I think you hit it! :gj:

I think you hit the mystic bee on that last one there.

That's a mystic bee.

WOOT!!! :)
Now... the next question... am I first?
Has anyone else bred a mystic bee yet?
Can I brag? :D

First produced in 2010 by Santa Cruz Reptiles: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...ic-bumble-bee/


You can tell the last one is a hit on the mystic because if you've ever seen a mojo bee... it does the same cleaning up and pale-ing of the color.

Still trying to figure out this girl's genes.... but have a look at this:

Lemon pastel Enchi:
http://newenglandreptile.com/cart/en...pied-2012.html

So could this be a lemon pastel ENCHI? Or perhaps even Mystic too? (those pale flames on the sides)
http://www.iherp.com/Public/Animals/...nimalID=112612

They have all shed, so I will get some more pictures of them posted soon. :)

That pastel is abnormally bright and clean. If it stays that way for another shed or two, I'd seriously suspect a BEL gene at work.

Ditto that bee. That bee is NUTS.

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If there's no enchi going in, there will be no enchi coming out. But mystic pastels could easily be bright like enchi pastels. A lot of bright genes interact spectacularly with pastel.