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  • 11-10-2012, 08:46 PM
    Ladybugzcrunch
    Re: Thinking of getting a new male
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    Originally Posted by cschneider View Post
    I haven't started breeding anything yet this season because I just can't decide who I want to breed with who. I've also been thinking of getting another male to throw in the mix and I'm looking for suggestions since the market seems to change so much every season.

    Currently I have these ready to breed:

    Females: 2 4000g normals, 2 pastels, mojave, lesser, het pied

    Males: 2 bees, lesser, orange ghost (thinking about selling), 400g pied (not sure if he's ready yet)

    Any suggestions are appreciated! Thx!


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    Hmmmm. If it were me, I would sell those bees (no need for two) and replace them with a either a killer bee or queen bee (the money you pull from the bees will contribute a lot). As for the additional male, I would add a black pastel yellowbelly. The enchi and fire gene are defiantly hot right now so if you like the looks of an enchi fire I would go for that too.
  • 11-10-2012, 09:05 PM
    cschneider
    The only reason I have kept two bees is because one of them goes off feed for about 6 months out of the year when I breed him so I like having a backup if he is looking too thin to breed. Its a great idea though to trade them for a triple gene. They are both around 1000g and proven so I could probably get something nice for them .


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