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  1. 03-16-2012, 11:37 AM #1
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    Possible yellow belly?

    Hi my boyfriend got a bumblebee last year. And the person who sold it to him said it came out of a clutch that had a yellowbelly siren. He said he wasn't a 100% on it but he told us that the bumblebee may in fact be a bumble belly. I'm not a pro and my boyfriend isn't either. So maybe you guys can help confirm. He said when the baby gets a little bigger it'll be easier to tell. Hope you guys can help us out


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    Looks like a possibility. The only way to tell would be to breed it out.
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  4. 03-16-2012, 12:01 PM #3
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    I agree with Mike, definitely possible.

    This is our female "possible" bumblebelly from a yb X bumblebee pairing...


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    Re: Possible yellow belly?

    Justin Kobylka can tell you. I'd ping him and get his opinion.
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    Re: Possible yellow belly?

    Quote Originally Posted by rabernet View Post
    Justin Kobylka can tell you. I'd ping him and get his opinion.
    I sent him pics of mine, he said "it's difficult to say for sure with pictures, but it's possible", good luck proving her.
    Pretty much what I expected to hear, we will eventually breed a specter combo or Ivory to ours to figure it out
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    Idk i cant say for sure but the clean belly and the yellow blushing along his sides certainly look yellowbellyish to me. Good luck proving him!
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    I know. I have to buy a female yellow belly just to see now
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    Quote Originally Posted by Solarsoldier001 View Post
    I know. I have to buy a female yellow belly just to see now
    Thats the spirit. Or maybe an ivory

    PS- looks nice and warm down in FL. Im stuck in the rain up in CT lol. I wish i could take my snakes outside for pics
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