Dinker spider. opinions welcome! ;)

This is my male dinker spider. I bred this guy to 3 girlies this year and all three look good to go. Back history on this guy, He is a late 2010 and was fed a mouse every two weeks before coming to me. He was GIVEN to me as a normal male spider and was purchased from a breeder in California. I've never seen another spider like him. I have talked to a few breeders that have said he looks promising but was interested to see what everyone thought about him.

Thanks
Chad

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I'm thinking Fire spider but im a noob lol.

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Originally Posted by iBeLucKy

I'm thinking Fire spider but im a noob lol.

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id say it looks like a fire spider also

I don't know about combo or not, but I do think he's one of the coolest spiders I've seen.

Gale

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Originally Posted by angllady2

I don't know about combo or not, but I do think he's one of the coolest spiders I've seen.

Gale

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Thanks . I hope i produce some that look just like him.

Ooh I love the pattern on his head. It will be cool to see his babies and see if he produces any "heirs" to himself.

He looks very nice. What were the 3 girls you paired him with?

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Originally Posted by adamsky27

He looks very nice. What were the 3 girls you paired him with?

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He was paired with a proven normal , a virgin normal ,and a poss het pied "basically normal" . I didn't put him with any morphs because I want to be able to single out any odds.
If he produce anything out of the ordinary I plan to pair him with a pastel and possibly a liesen black pastel.

looks like spider + maybe one more gene.

You say you bred him to 3 females, i guess these clutches will reveal it if they materialize. Best wishes, and once you have pictures of offspring, preferably after 1st shed, with pictures of mom and dad, im sure people on this forum will figure it out.

EDIT: to prove such things out clearly, using a normal is normal, but you could also use a red axanthic or super pastel or a recessive.