My First Hatchlings From Thailand

Wow talk about a beautiful snake, that is simply gorgeous. I sure would like some Hot Buttered Queen Bees in my rack. http://www.albeysreptiles.com/images...ile_tongue.gif

Gorgeous Babies! I love the butterbee and the butter pastel!

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Originally Posted by Wh00h0069

So the common name for a butter pastel spider is a queen bee? I though it would be named something different because the lesser pastel spider is named the queen bee.

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iam pretty sure that the lesser can be subbed for a butter and produce a queenbee as well.

correct me if iam wrong.

lesser,butter,mojo = all same het. so would have the same affect in designer morphs when combining any of the 3? with pastel and spider.

just wondering. felipe

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Originally Posted by LCB

iam pretty sure that the lesser can be subbed for a butter and produce a queenbee as well.

correct me if iam wrong.

lesser,butter,mojo = all same het. so would have the same affect in designer morphs when combining any of the 3? with pastel and spider.

just wondering. felipe

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Well some will argue that the Butter and Lesser are the same mutation so I can see how the Pastel/Butter/Spider could be considered a Queen Bee but the Mojo even though the same complex of Butters and lessers is definately a different morph so I would not personally call a Pastel/Mojo/Spider a Queen Bee.

I also personally like to think of Butter and Lesser as different so it would be nice if there was a different name for this combo instead of just calling it a Queen Bee also.

Just my opinion.

Wow that is an amazing clutch. One day...one day... =]

Nice clutch, congrats on the queenbee.:gj:

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Originally Posted by lpsomtus

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/j...e/IMG_5076.jpg

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Awesome snake. So clean

Awesome clutch!...

Sweet clutch queenbee or butterqueenbee it's a great looking animal.

I would think it would be named different than the queenbee. If a butter was a lesser than it would be sold as a lesser. There are butterbees and there are lesserbees. Maybe contact Ralph Davis and ask him if he has produced one, and if so what did he call it?