Morph ID anyone?

[mongster]

Hi All,

Been lurking on the forums and have learnt lots on BPs... Especially helpful since I had previously only kept a Hogg Island boa. However the sheer number of morphs are still pretty confusing for a newbie.

Would appreciate it if I could get some help identifying the morph in the pic attached. I know it's a poor shot but it's the only picture I have. Also, would appreciate your opinions on which of the four specimens would have the best chance of growing into a bright yellow adult.

Thanks for your help in advance and looking forward to your opinions/comments.




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[dillan2020]

Those are bumble bees hard to tell quality from the pic though. but the far left one looks the nicest to me.

[kylearmbar]

With anything pastel, the lighter yellow they are as babies, the best chance of retaining their yellow as adults

[satomi325]

Bumble Bees (pastel x spider)
The best one is the far left in my opinion.


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[barbie.dragon]

Bumblebees don't grow into a "brighter adult." I think they're pretty much the yellowest they will be when they're babies and eventually lose their colors. I mean I've seen some pretty nifty looking adults but none are as bright as they were when they're babies. To be honest all four of those babies look really dark...

[SquamishSerpents]

Personally I find pastels to be disappointing, they seem to lose most of their wow factor, more so than other morphs. In MY opinion. That's why I have no interest in pastel + spider bees, really.

Now a fire bee (pastel fire spider) would make a much nicer adult.

[PitOnTheProwl]

Agreed those are bees.

[mongster]

Thank you all for your input. Very much appreciated. It's all helped put things in perspective for me. This is such a great forum.


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