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    can someone help me to determine fire spider and stinger bee?

    I have breed my spider to fire last season, but i dont know if I have put the nchi on my spider.....

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    So what is the question? I'm not sure that I even understand what you are talking about, to be honest.
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    I'm confused as well so you bred your fire to your spider last year, but you might have also bred your spider to your enchi also? This one of the cases where keeping records on all your animals helps a lot. Did you mix up your fire and enchi and now don't know which one is which? We need more information before we can help you.
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    Here's a few pics of a Stingerbee...don't know if that will help you or not...
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    Fire Spider hatchling, if this helps:



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    sorry I didnt finish my question....

    I breed my spider to fire last season, but i dont know if I have put the enchi on it..... now Iam confusing with my clutch... can someone share some photo of newly shed fire spider and stinger bee?
    just hatched


    newly shed

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    Re: can someone help me to determine fire spider and stinger bee?

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    sorry I didnt finish my question....

    I breed my spider to fire last season, but i dont know if I have put the enchi on it..... now Iam confusing with my clutch... can someone share some photo of newly shed fire spider and stinger bee?
    just hatched


    newly shed
    UM.... look above your last post. I posted a hatchling Fire Spider and someone else a Stinger. The pics you posted look more like Stingers to me.

    I think a lesson learned here is to try to avoid pairing where it will be hard to tell what the sire was.

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    Those look stingers to me too

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    I have a stinger and from what I've seen from fire spiders is that they somewhat lose their white sides while the stingers retain it. From those pictures, they look like stingers.

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