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  1. 12-10-2010, 03:41 PM #1
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    Hornet? What is it?

    Just came across this ad and found a combo that I have never seen. Looks pretty cool and theres a few genes I can tell are in it but who knows exactly what makes a Hornet BP?



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    super pastel spider genetic stripe.. I think. Anyone have a pic of a spider g-stripe?
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    I was thinking super pastel spinner ghost.. I don't know for sure either but think about the name.. Bumblebee is pastel spider.. Killerbee is super pastel spider.. Hornet makes sense as it goes along with those names.

    The pattern is so broken and reduced that it looks like there is pinstripe in there. The extra fading of that pattern looks like the ghost gene. So my guess is super pastel spinner ghost.
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    doy?????
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    Re: Hornet? What is it?

    It's a Bumblebee Genetic Stripe.
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