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I am gonna try breeding for my first time this year. This weekend I hope to get a breeder female at the herp show. Any suggestions for a good female I can use with different males for future seasons also? I'm thinking of a super pastel, lesser, not sure. I ultimately would like to make lesserbees, queenbees, etc. I don't have a ton of money to spend either, thanks.
 
If you are looking for a breeder size female I would start with a spider or pastel. An adult of either of those will be between $600-$1000 though. With a spider female you only need a pastel lesser male to make queen bees.
 
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