"Dirty Bee" Paradox Bumblebee

[KingBowser]

The wannabe involves the woma gene....a "paradox" can occur in any morph randomly and is basically patches of normal color interspersed with the mutant color.

[BPelizabeth]

ahhh...thank you for the info....good to know!! Now how do you know the difference? Is it just a matter of the breeder telling you or are there tell tale signs?

[DrEwTiMe]

Wow..This snake is beautiful!! Never seen one like this before, awesome snake!!

[Dave Green]

Monica, she is really cool, awesome snake.

[Beardedragon]

Still looking good! I love that her head and neck looks like it started to be paradox. Whats she weigh now? I know she wasnt that fat before I shipped her

[joepythons]

Monica send her to me i will get her to eat and then breed with Sampson .She is sweet looking

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

ahhh...thank you for the info....good to know!! Now how do you know the difference? Is it just a matter of the breeder telling you or are there tell tale signs?

Well, have you ever seen a bee with black blotches like that? Thats how you tell. You cant breed for it and its not thought to be genetic, though some morphs are more likely to throw paradox, the bee isn't one of them. SO you wont see many if any. Her paradox spots are odd because they do not look like normal BP markings or color. No one knows what causes it.

I like how her head is paradox too. I can see where you got the wannabee idea. She has so many white scales along with the yellow that it almost looks like it. She is simply a spider x a NERD lemon pastel.

[Beardedragon]

Now I remember, her head always made me think that the pastel in her, head blushing, paradoxed through

[BPelizabeth]

she really is quite amazing!!

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

Monica, she is really cool, awesome snake.

I knew you would like her. You're like me in that you like the unusual looking BPs