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    Honeybee?

    What is the difference in color between a spider and a honeybee...my cousin naught what he was told is a honeybee but looks like just a spider to me, I'm not even clost to being an expert so I wanted to aske u guys

    I wil try and get a picture up tomorrow

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    In my opinion, honey bees are brighter and more gold. The black is also faded like most hypos. Not like the usual dark contrasted black with the usual spiders.

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    Yup it's lookin like he got ripped off

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    Re: Honeybee?

    Maybe he misunderstood and it's a Spider Het Hypo...

    Honey Bee and Spider

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    Yeah there is a very noticeable difference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by coldbloodaddict View Post
    Maybe he misunderstood and it's a Spider Het Hypo...

    Honey Bee and Spider
    Noticeable? Lol I don't see it. Send them to me so I can see them in natural light :-D



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    Honeybees are one of my top designer morphs, love 'em! And there is a very noticeable difference from a normal spider. Great comparison pic has already been shown

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    His is deffinatly not that dark, mines not even close to that dark...Im gonna swing by his house 2morow and grab a picture

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