Introducing... the Super Pastel Queenbee!

Produced by Josh Marki, another animal that we're pretty sure is the first one produced - the super pastel queenbee (super pastel butter spider)! These pics are pre-shed, there is a post-shed queenbee in the second picture for comparison.

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...per_queen2.jpg

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...uper_queen.jpg

yet another beauty!!

W0W!!!!:sweeet:

Killer Queen would be a great name for the morph just a suggesting lol

I like it! Killer queen it is..

I like this one Allot! Dang that's hot!

Very nice looking :bow: :gj:

WOW!!! :bow:

I love the name Killer Queen! :gj:

O...M...G. That is GORGEOUS!

very nice looking snake!!

:worship: Sweetness!

Hotnesss!!!
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:tongue2:

Wooooooooooooowwwwww................

That snake is amazing!

Fantastic!!

Killer Queen is an awsome name (mercury would be proud)


theres been some very nice bees pop out lately..congrats :gj:

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Originally Posted by Eventide

Fantastic!!

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just a quick q (very off topic)

Im just slightly intrigued as to the periodic table in your avatar (i do like it...i'm a geek with a chemistry degree:banana:), just wondering why its there:P

Amazing snake! Congrats

Very nice looking snake.

Wicked sweet snake:O

I do have a question though, what would a Super pastel x Lesser x Spider be called?
Cause I thought the original QueenBee was Pastel x Lesser x Spider or when it comes to Queens does everyone just count Lessers and butters the same in that combo?

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Originally Posted by da_gleadless

just a quick q (very off topic)

Im just slightly intrigued as to the periodic table in your avatar (i do like it...i'm a geek with a chemistry degree:banana:), just wondering why its there:P

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OT...
but look at the sig...Periodic Table Pythons...:gj:

And an amazing snake too btw, that is just incredible.

KING BEE! Every queen needs a king right?!?!

WOW! :gj:

Any new pics of this guy/gal? :D:gj:

Both the snakes are absolutely incredibly beautiful and pics are awesome too

Wow :o:o

sweeeeeeet!

Beautiful snake!

But not the first ;) We had one last season, we called it the freddie mercury ball (Killer queen ;)). And I'm sure there were some before us as well.

That is sweet looking :gj:

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Originally Posted by Mike@OutbackReptiles

Beautiful snake!

But not the first ;) We had one last season, we called it the freddie mercury ball (Killer queen ;)). And I'm sure there were some before us as well.

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Any pics? I'd love to see how a yearling animal looks.

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Originally Posted by jluman

Any pics? I'd love to see how a yearling animal looks.

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You and me both

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Originally Posted by jluman

Produced by Josh Marki, another animal that we're pretty sure is the first one produced - the super pastel queenbee (super pastel butter spider)! These pics are pre-shed, there is a post-shed queenbee in the second picture for comparison.

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...per_queen2.jpg

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...uper_queen.jpg

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I doub it a little bit.: YouTube - KILLER QUEEN

Cool animals and congrat with the sweet result.

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Originally Posted by DarkComeSoon

Killer Queen would be a great name for the morph just a suggesting lol

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It has already been used for the same combo. :P :)

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Originally Posted by Ouroboros

I doub it a little bit.: YouTube - KILLER QUEEN

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What are you trying to say? That you don't think Josh's animal is a super pastel queenbee? :confused:

Here's the same animal at around 500 grams:
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...n/PC150005.jpg

Here's a queenbee about the same size for comparison:
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z127/jluman/qb1.jpg

The animal in the video that you posted was produced by Larry Suttles, he produced it after Josh produced his. Larry's is a lesser + spider + super pastel if I remember correctly. That could account for the difference in appearance (Josh's is a butter + spider + super pastel). I'm sure with the number of genes involved there could be a good bit of variation between individuals as well.

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Originally Posted by jluman

What are you trying to say? That you don't think Josh's animal is a super pastel queenbee? :confused:

Here's the same animal at around 500 grams:
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...n/PC150005.jpg

Here's a queenbee about the same size for comparison:
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z127/jluman/qb1.jpg

The animal in the video that you posted was produced by Larry Suttles, he produced it after Josh produced his. Larry's is a lesser + spider + super pastel if I remember correctly. That could account for the difference in appearance (Josh's is a butter + spider + super pastel). I'm sure with the number of genes involved there could be a good bit of variation between individuals as well.

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I'm not in doub as to regard with the genes. Don't get offended for nothing. I didn't know the age of that one and I assumed that it just hatched. I was in doub wether he was the first to produce it.

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Originally Posted by Ouroboros

I'm not in doub as to regard with the genes. Don't get offended for nothing. I didn't know the age of that one and I assumed that it just hatched. I was in doub wether he was the first to produce it.

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No offense taken, I just couldn't figure out what you were in doubt about since this thread was started in August and the video of the other killer queenbee was from October.