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That snake on the right is 100% a bee. Definetly not a spider
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Re: is this a bumblebee ?
 Originally Posted by mike41793
that snake on the right is 100% a bee. Definetly not a spider
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If it was just a Spider, I'd pick it up. It'd be a nice Spider.
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Nope, no spider. It's a bee. Just a browned out one.
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If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies.
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I agree. Definitely a bee.
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Re: is this a bumblebee ?
Originally Posted by varnoid
i wish the guy i am getting was thet pretty  haha but still a bee, anddd if you click on that picture you can deffinatley tell that the head is faded
x2. If you look at the head of the snake on the right you can definitely see the slight fading. Classic bee. If you look at pictures of spiders you won't see any fading at all. Good looking snake.
Herps are cool.
One of the attractions of outdoor pursuits activities for many people is that life is reduced to the barest essentials, and in the process a more intimate connection to the natural world is established. Food that would be trashed or fed to the dog at home tastes wonderful, a cup of murky water is much appreciated, and after a few days, even a thin sleeping pad can feel like a comfortable mattress as tired bones are able to rest after a hard day's work.
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here is my new boy he is 342 grams for 300$
and here is my other pick up from the same trip
2 white chinchillas for 200$
1.7 normal bp
2.1 het pied bp
1.0 pinstripe
0.1 giant jungle carpet (Nagini)
2.4 dinkers !
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Congrats on your new additions. That seems a bit pricey for a bee that is that small, male, and that browned out already though......
Looks like he could use a few rats too.
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Last edited by DooLittle; 07-08-2012 at 10:24 PM.
If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies.
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ehh i thought it was a fair deal, i know the snakes lineage and he was born and raised at my work and he recently bought him for 489 and he is a pretty nice bee just bad pics but he isnt super impressive either and he came with a 30 gal long 
1.7 normal bp
2.1 het pied bp
1.0 pinstripe
0.1 giant jungle carpet (Nagini)
2.4 dinkers !
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The bee is on the right he is just browned out, but a bee for sure the pastel gene lightens the pattern on the head, so that is the first thing you want to look at. Second do you see the tan color on the back that is typical pastel gene browning out regular spiders are darker than that.
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