spinner, pinstripe, and spider

[crepers86]

I think if I seen a spider I might know, They seem to have thicker black stripes, where as a spinners and pinstripes are very thin stripes, but what is the visual difference between a spinner and a pinstripe and a spider

[satomi325]

I personally think they look very different.

Here are a few images to look side by side. Next to each other, they are pretty distinct.

Here's my pinstripe for reference:






He has a golden dorsal with 2 linear black stripes down his back.

Spiders tend to have one stripe that "web out". Spiders also have the 'alien head' shape on top of their heads.

Markus Jayne's Spider



And spinners have thinner broken pinstripe looking lines.
Random google image

[The Serpent Merchant]

Spinner: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/spinner/

Spider: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/spider/

Pinstripe: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/pinstripe/

[interloc]

Spiders have white tummies that come up their sides a bit. Also they usually have green or brown eyes. Pinstripes stripes are much thinner and they have black eyes.
This is my spider. See the white on his sides and his eyes.


A pinstripe from the Internet. Notice no white sides and the black eyes.


Now spinners get a bit of the white sides and spiders have a bit of head pattern that shows through in morphs so the eye stripes and top of the head look different. Also the spider usually has a lighter back and darker sides. You can see that come out in the spinner as well.
Spinner from the Internet.


Hope this clears some things up. Some people like pin stripes better than spiders because they lack the wobble problem that spiders have. Look up wobble on this site to learn about that. There are many threads on it.


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[crepers86]

Thanks that all helped.