tricksterpup
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I got this guy a few weeks ago.. doing well for me.
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New pick up Spider Ball
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tricksterpup
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yeah bumble bees are very nice, future goal is to make killer bees.
But that is about 6 or 7 years down the line. lol
Jessicat
All Pied Everything
Oh man, you'll probably be mad at me for not picking up a mis labled Killer Bee at the last show I was at..
Or do you think that this is right, and Bumblebees and Killer Bees just look the exact same at first..
Anyway, maybe you can help me out with this..
There's a reptile store in my town that just got a bunch of morphs in. Their Bumblebee is about $700, Spider male $300..
I don't like the way the owner keeps his animals enough to make that large of a purchase from him, and I know show prices are much cheaper.
He told me that the snakes he had were excellent bloodlines though, and that at shows you have to be weary of bad genes and "head bobble".
I understand being discrete among what breeders you buy from at Expos, but for the most part, do you think this guy is just full of it?
When I end up buying my ball in the future what should I look for in a ball and breeder? I don't feel nearly as knowledgeable in this category as I do with corns.
Thanks trickster! Sorry for getting a little :-offtopic
Or do you think that this is right, and Bumblebees and Killer Bees just look the exact same at first..
Anyway, maybe you can help me out with this..
There's a reptile store in my town that just got a bunch of morphs in. Their Bumblebee is about $700, Spider male $300..
I don't like the way the owner keeps his animals enough to make that large of a purchase from him, and I know show prices are much cheaper.
He told me that the snakes he had were excellent bloodlines though, and that at shows you have to be weary of bad genes and "head bobble".
I understand being discrete among what breeders you buy from at Expos, but for the most part, do you think this guy is just full of it?
When I end up buying my ball in the future what should I look for in a ball and breeder? I don't feel nearly as knowledgeable in this category as I do with corns.
Thanks trickster! Sorry for getting a little :-offtopic
Irish Eyes (Mrs.Z)
Zookeeper
I remember those babies! They hatched that day, in fact. They were SO beautiful, weren't they?
tricksterpup
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Jessica,
I gotta tell you those prices are a bit high for no proven feeders that havent shed yet.
i could recommend a dozen ball python breeders with snakes just as nice and cost less.
But yeah, should introduce you to different species of snakes. How about bull snakes or something else? lol
tricksterpup
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A bumble bee is a pastel x spider.
while the Killer bee is a Super Pastel x Bumble Bee. That there is a pretty power gene animal.
Oh and I was wrong on those prices $300 and $700 but those are proven eaters. I still stand I can find you better breeders.
As for the Spider Wobble, they all have that ability and can do the wobble when stressed out. There is just something with the morph, some will show it more readily while others it takes some pushing.