I really want a spider...should I get her

http://i1351.photobucket.com/albums/...psc9243967.jpg

Is she a good example?? She is going for $189 - is that a fair price?

Her upper half is super interesting. I would snap her up in an instant. That wide back stripe... mmmm. If you don't want her, I sure do.

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Originally Posted by CedarRiverReptiles

is that a fair price?

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Yes. She's very cool looking.

I also forgot, she is 66% Het Carmel Albino.....:) Also we want to make sure she is of very high quality for future breeding projects, I'm a huge bee fan!

I think many people call a high quality spider , one with reduced pattern, minimal to NO 'dots' and medium to high whites, also preferably lighter in color. Some spiders hatch out lighter or darker than others, if your pushing for bees in the future, get yourself a nice clean light colored spider.
One personal thing is do you like the way she looks for yourself? Some people actually perfer their spiders or bee's to be more 'dotty' cause of the contrast, but generally in bees , when they are too dotty it makes them look more 'dirty' on their backs where they usually start to brown out.

Personally, I want zero dots on my single gene Spiders, so she would be out for me.

With that said, she would work well in some busy Spider projects, like Black Pastel Spider

Thanks I was kind of wondering if she would make dirty bees, which is something I want to avoid. Also I agree if I like her is important too but it's also important for future babies to look good, since I won't be able to keep them all, unfortunately. Lol. Thank you everyone for you opinions and help and if you stumble across a very high quality bee post here and let me know. Thanks again.

~CRR

I'd grab her! She's nice lookin :)

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I'm into reduced spiders that are light brown throughout (no yellows) and mid-white. My spider that has this trait produced a very clean bee.

This would be out for me too althought it's a really good price.