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Your snakes are amazing. I was wondering, would you be able to check out my journal when you've got some spare time and help us figure out what the morph is that I posted a picture of in there?
You've got a bumblebee on your hands there. It's a nice one, but I don't see anything other than bumblebee. I see that someone thinks it has butter or bald gene in it, but I don't see that at all. A lot of people are shocked by how colorful and bright the babies look and are quick to see other genes. He does not have the brown of a butter, and he does not have the over all light pattern of a bald gene (not to mention that these are expensive snakes that people would not breed and 'accidentally' sell them to a pet store (I think I read that you got him at store)). He does not have the thin pattern and pale yellow of a killer bee.
He is however a *very* nice bumblebee.