I only seen the real bright yellow coloration in the spider bumble bee N.E.R.D. has and was wondering if it was the only one out there? The price on it makes me think that way, but is it not possilbe it could be a combo of a couple of genetic mixes that could be at work here? Any comments would be very helpful in order for myself and others to breed these VERY appealing snakes into the market at reasonable prices. Unless you all have $45,000.00 to spend on 1 snake?
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Question about the bumble bee morph coloration?
JMILLR2101
Nov 09, 2003 11:00 AM
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Markus Jayne
Nov 09, 2003 11:38 AM
The Bumble Bee is a Spider X Pastel Jungle cross. I believe they were first produced in 2001 by Kevin. All you need to produce them yourself is a PJ and Spider...and some good luck!
