Surprise Clutch

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Originally Posted by darkranger69

this baby has the spider gene at least and i won t be surprise if it a killerbee:gj:

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Three out of the five have patterns like the one in the pic. Couldn't see the other two. [emoji16] Three killerbees?! Wouldn't that be awesome!

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Originally Posted by CaGirl5

I've been pairing them on and off for at least two years. Witnessed them lock many many times. Finally out of the blue eggs showed up lol

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Thats alot of time im surprised they didnt have eggs before

Yeah, I guess she wasn't ready. Who knows. Lol

Since you did actually pair her with a male,I see less of a surprise and more procrastination on your part, for not having everything in advance before breeding.;)

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Originally Posted by CaGirl5

Yeah, I guess she wasn't ready. Who knows. Lol

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Maybe HE wasn't ready! Very possible he wasn't producing sperm plugs. Female snakes also have the ability to store sperm and utilize it at a later time to fertilise the mature ova. Fantastic job and congrats to you!!! :D

killerbee and bumblebee are very hard to ID just through the egg but the killerbee look pattern is more reduce than the bee and also the color is faded

Anyone wanna make any guesses?

I'll say killer! Lol. I'm a hopeful one

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This is ours we produced last year :)


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your killerbee is very black on the pattern. just the head stamp tell me it s a killer otherwise i would have guess it was a bee. nice pair!!!