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    super mojave spider

    i want to see one and can't find it anywhere....don't know if its been done.

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    Solid white snake I believe.


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    I think the only way to see the spider part of it is under a blakclight.
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    Re: super mojave spider

    Hi,

    This is the video that shows it.




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    Its a direction im going to be taking with my animals in the future to see if BEL's can take on other patterns if they are only 1/2 of the genetics in them say super mojave bumblebee, to see if that will be an all white sanke, and it under a black light. Heck if it is i wouldnt mind 1 white snake 3 genetic variable when its bred.

    One of the coolest videos on youtube.
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    woooooow i am impressed

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    That video is pretty cool! I never would have thought to use a black light!

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