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    Re: pls advise me about this morph ....

    Quote Originally Posted by RebelYell83 View Post
    isnt the butter bee just a butter x spider,,and this would still be classified as a queen?,,could be wrong,,prolly am
    I know a queen bee is the lesser form, so I didnt want to call it that. Ill just go by Butter Bee, because its a Butter and a bumble bee together.

    Names get so confusing dont they...
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    Re: pls advise me about this morph ....

    i was told by a local guy,any snake that makes the white snake,makes a queen,,so i stick by that,,less confusing for me
    1.0 blonde pastel,1.8 normal,1.1 het orange ghost 1.0 het butterscotch 0.1 het green ghost 0.1 het albino 0.1 rtb 0.1 yellow anaconda 1.0 borneo blood 1.0 albino burmese

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    Re: pls advise me about this morph ....

    Quote Originally Posted by RebelYell83 View Post
    i was told by a local guy,any snake that makes the white snake,makes a queen,,so i stick by that,,less confusing for me
    I don't agree with that. A Russo het lucy makes BEL, but a Russo het lucy pastel spider would look nothing like a queen bee. I think they they should all be called something different. I suggest calling a butter bumblebee a butter bumblebee until it is properly named.
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    Re: pls advise me about this morph ....

    Nice work---nice to see some breeding going on in thailand. One of my very good friends lives on soi 11. Do you shop for herps at chatuchak market? I visited there and saw a good amount of morph balls available.

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    Re: pls advise me about this morph ....

    Well a lesser bee is a lesser spider, so butter bee is butter spider.

    There was already a big debate last year about the butter/lesser influence on the lemonblast aka emperor pin.

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    Re: pls advise me about this morph ....

    Congrats!!! Update us when it's out of the egg!!!

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    Re: pls advise me about this morph ....

    Great welcome ! Thank u for every opinions.

    Butter X Spider = Butterbee

    Butter X Bumblebee = Butter Bumblebee

    What is the difference between Butterbee and Butter Bumblebee? head tone color , body pattern or etc.

    I'll post pictures again when it comes out of the egg.

    Thank u so much

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    Re: pls advise me about this morph ....

    definately a butter bee. Awesome!

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    Re: pls advise me about this morph ....

    Quote Originally Posted by lpsomtus View Post
    Great welcome ! Thank u for every opinions.

    Butter X Spider = Butterbee

    Butter X Bumblebee = Butter Bumblebee

    What is the difference between Butterbee and Butter Bumblebee? head tone color , body pattern or etc.

    I'll post pictures again when it comes out of the egg.

    Thank u so much
    Go to the link below. There is a picture of a queen bee (lesser pastel spider) next to a bumblebee (pastel spider). Butters and lessers look very similar, so the queen bee should look similar to the butter bumblebee.
    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ight=queen+bee

    Hope this helps.
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