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    Seriously weird bee

    Selling as a bumblebee at a local pet store... weighs 1100g any ideas?


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    What's weird about it? If you want a cool ball python go for it but if your plans are to breed, more specifically to breed up as oppose to getting pastels or spiders then I would pass on that one for a couple reasons.

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    Re: Seriously weird bee

    I already have a bee. I am asking because this guy's head looks SUPER clean to me. Also he is very light. As always the pics don't do it justice.

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    The local pet stores here are getting bumble bee's quite often, along with other morphs. Looks like a nice one

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    Looks pretty average to me.

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    Re: Seriously weird bee

    Just to clarify, I have no intention of buying this snake regardless. I just look at it and think it looks much more like a low expression killer bee than a regular bee. Head is super clean and overall colour seems very light to me.

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    Some brown up as they age, and some stay brighter even after they age.

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