Pastel Butter x Spider (Maternal Incubation)

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Originally Posted by TurkeyPython

Did you sex them yet? I really want to know what Beepers and Boop are.

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Beepers is a male and Boop is a female, lol.

Did you decide who you're keeping yet?

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Originally Posted by TurkeyPython

Did you decide who you're keeping yet?

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I'm going to be keeping a female pastel butter. The last baby is just about done absorbing the yolk, and if it's female I will be keeping it. If not I'll be keeping the other pastel butter.

Here's baby #6 just a short while ago. Is doing SO much better. I am very relieved. :)

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So, QBeezy is a male?

O.o Can you label the males/female with their morph? I'm not following all the names. That and I'm nosy.

This is such an awesome thread to follow. And how come your not gonna keep that gorgeous queenbee? Kudos on a job well done. :gj:

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Originally Posted by BHReptiles

O.o Can you label the males/female with their morph? I'm not following all the names. That and I'm nosy.

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Beepers is the normal, Boop is the butter with the longer neck stripe(I think), and QBeezy should be obvious...queen bee incase you haven't guessed it.

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Originally Posted by 4theSNAKElady

This is such an awesome thread to follow. And how come your not gonna keep that gorgeous queenbee? Kudos on a job well done. :gj:

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I'm starting to transition more to pinstripe stuff, and I'm hoping for a three gene male from my pastel butter x leopard clutch.

They are all beautiful, gratz on a successful and gorgeous clutch!

Congrats! The small pastel butter has such great blushing / dark outlining, I can see why you'd want to keep her.

Thanks for documenting this, if I ever breed, I was planning on doing MI and seeing results like yours give me hope that it can be done successfully.