Quote Originally Posted by corey2805 View Post
If I was to breed the bumble later on with a pastel or a super pastel would the brownness u spoke of carry over as a gene
For the most part, yes. It's not really a trait as it is low quality pastel. Pastels are based off of their brilliant yellow color and which ever animal holds it the longest or keeps the yellow is the more valuable snake.

Quote Originally Posted by Courtney281 View Post
Why do you say that? What signs tell someone how badly a snake will brown out?
Normally on Bee's it has to do with the "dirty" of the snake. The black/brown scale spots where the yellow is. Snake of this quality normally end up nice and brown. Not saying every time the yellower the baby the better the snake, but there is a reason why people hold back brighter animals over the dull/dirty ones.

Just my opinion but I wouldn't take that snake if it was free. It would be a waste of space in my collection. I know some people buy for genes but others, like myself, buy for quality. Quality in, quality out. Like I said that is just my opinion, goodluck with w/e you do.