A Couple New BP Pics
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goReptiles
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That male is super nice. I love the morph.
Enigmatic_Reptiles
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They both look very nice. Its good they are both on F/T
I'd definitely love to see them!
Salt4Sam
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Gorgeous bee!! Where did you get yours? I'm getting my cousin a bee for her Bday cause she's into breeding and she talks about them all the time. I don't know how much they are or a good place to get them from.
Thank you! I got mine from Pro Exotics at a show. They usually go for $450-$600 for young ones.
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They're gorgeous. Bees are definately one of my favorite BP morphs, especially the Axanthic ones. 
DragonBeards
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They are both stunning! How many BPs do you have?
The Bee is my only one. My daughter has two. I plan on getting a couple females once I have the money for them.
I am definitely planning on a pinstripe female. I might get a black pastel female, too. I really love how they look.
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Oh I like that bee! Both are nice though
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well if it is her first year she can get some pastels, spiders , bee's and/or normals. for a future mate i would go with a pinner, lemon blast, fire or kingpin
"jon, i want to see your balls heeheehee"
LOL!
I don't really have anything super special, just whatever you see on classifieds and other forums.
Something about spiders and some mojave lines- they grow extremely fast even without powerfeeding (my guess would be the different locality genetics from the original bloodlines). I've had some females over 1,300 grams within a year using sporadic feeding methods. I know this method has started to gain popularity and I can understand why. Kristi, I would recommend getting 4-5 large normal adult females for the male bee!
Jon
LOL!
I don't really have anything super special, just whatever you see on classifieds and other forums.
Something about spiders and some mojave lines- they grow extremely fast even without powerfeeding (my guess would be the different locality genetics from the original bloodlines). I've had some females over 1,300 grams within a year using sporadic feeding methods. I know this method has started to gain popularity and I can understand why. Kristi, I would recommend getting 4-5 large normal adult females for the male bee!
Jon
I try not to go cheap or boring with breeding. If I'm going to do it, I usually go all out. I'm not buying anything super expensive, but I already have a female pinstripe on hold. I'm also thinking about getting a cinnamon female. Maybe a lesser, but I'm not sure. I love the bee combo morphs.
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I try not to go cheap or boring with breeding. If I'm going to do it, I usually go all out. I'm not buying anything super expensive, but I already have a female pinstripe on hold. I'm also thinking about getting a cinnamon female. Maybe a lesser, but I'm not sure. I love the bee combo morphs.
Awesome!!
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