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Re: Breeding Bumble Bee To Bumble Bee
 Originally Posted by Mike Cavanaugh
Just keep in mind, by that time bees will be a dime a dozen.... and you will be doing the same exact thing a whole lot of other people are doing (hence the reason they will be a dime a dozen).
But that is just the Morph game... I suggest you try thinking outside the box or don't bother. Instead of buying 3 female bumble bees, use that same money to buy 1 female who's babies will still be worth something when she makes them.
I agree, you have to think ahead of the game. Bee's will be more than played out in a couple of years..i've already seen females as low as 350. bee combos will be less saturated but definitely more common than say now. I would suggest since you are getting into axanthic as well, adding in another gene besides just the super pastel like throw pastave het axanthic or firefly het axanthic. u could still get your killer axanthics but you could also get another gene in there, which would put you in a better position as far as keeping up with the crew.
1.0 Bumblebee, 1.0 Super Pastel, 1.0 Cinnamon, 1.0 Mojave, 1.0 Yellowbelly, 0.1 Pinstripe, 0.1 Pastel 50% het Caramel, 0.1 Spider, 0.1 Normal, 0.2 het albino, 0.1 possible het red dinker, 1.1 CH granite dinkers 1.0 Woma
1.0 Hypo BCI, 0.1 Hypo BCI (25% BCC) 66% het Anery, 0.1 Guyana BCC, 0.1 Cay Caulkers Boa, 0.1 Dumerils Boa 0.1 Anery BCI
0.1 Black Blood Python, 1.0 Irian Jaya Carpet Python, 0.1 Jaguar Coastal Carpet Python 1.1 Jungle Carpet Python 1.0 Tiger Coastal Carpet Python 0.1 Coastal Carpet Python
1.0 Argentine Black and White Tegu 0.0.1 Savannah Monitor 1.0 Hypo Citrus Pastel Beardie 0.0.1 Frilled Dragon 0.4 Leopard Geckos 1.0 Albino Black Rat Snake
0.1 Russian Tortoise 0.0.1 Golden Gecko
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Re: Breeding Bumble Bee To Bumble Bee
If an Axanthic Killerbee was my goal and not spending a ton is a concern, my first purchase would be a....
Pastel het Axanthic female (2 would be better)
The advantage here is that this snake can actually produce a killerbee axanthic (paired with a bee axanthic or bee het axanthic) so your time line is decreased.
The next purchase would be an axanthic spider male (price should be down a bunch by the time your pastel het axanthic females are up to breeding size).
The Spider Axanthic X Pastel Het Axanthic gives you your shot at Axanthic Bees, Bee Het Axanthic (as well as Pastel Axanthic females to hold back to eventually replace mom). Breed your Axanthic Bee male (or Bee Het Axanthic male) back to mom to have a shot at Axanthic Killerbees.
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Re: Breeding Bumble Bee To Bumble Bee
 Originally Posted by JayCee
If an Axanthic Killerbee was my goal and not spending a ton is a concern, my first purchase would be a....
Pastel het Axanthic female (2 would be better)
The advantage here is that this snake can actually produce a killerbee axanthic (paired with a bee axanthic or bee het axanthic) so your time line is decreased.
The next purchase would be an axanthic spider male (price should be down a bunch by the time your pastel het axanthic females are up to breeding size).
The Spider Axanthic X Pastel Het Axanthic gives you your shot at Axanthic Bees, Bee Het Axanthic (as well as Pastel Axanthic females to hold back to eventually replace mom). Breed your Axanthic Bee male (or Bee Het Axanthic male) back to mom to have a shot at Axanthic Killerbees.
Good idea.
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