If you decide to go the Axanthic route, PLEASE make sure you get a quality example of the morph. Almost all of them look great as hatchlings, but the majority end up looking normal as adults. There are a few breeders that work with examples that mostly keep there color with age. IMO working with a recessive gene that might turn out looking normal as an adult is pointless. Spending the extra time and effort to find a quality example will be more than worth it in the end.
IMO I honestly think you just buy a female bee and pinstripe. In a year or so go a nice super pastel male. It would be the best bang for you buck. Keep in mind it isn't cheap for racks for hatchlings, sub adults, adults and an incubator, even home made.
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