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.
What are you trying to say? That you don't think Josh's animal is a super pastel queenbee?
Here's the same animal at around 500 grams:
Here's a queenbee about the same size for comparison:
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.
What are you trying to say? That you don't think Josh's animal is a super pastel queenbee?
Here's the same animal at around 500 grams:
Here's a queenbee about the same size for comparison:
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.
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.
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.
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.
Originally Posted by jluman
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