is Bela het for spider? ;)

I was reading about how many Spider BPs have what is known as a "wobbly head." Their head kind of wobbles from side to side when they are at rest. Well, Bela does this. She does this also while she's in the act of swallowing her prey. Add to this the fact that she is pretty reduced in pattern, and I have to wonder if she has Spider in there somewhere!!
Of course, I am only fantasizing, and for now she is just a pretty normal. But I can dream, right? :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ve/BLbela2.jpg

I have observed this is some snakes also...I don't see how it could be related to a specific genetic pattern.

she's a pretty one gin! she'll make pretty babies with whatever she is paired up with.


vaughn

Thanks. I of course, do not really think she is het spider. ;)
I would love to find a really reduced male to breed her to. But it is kinda tough, talking the boyfriend into getting more snakes, as he is not the snake-lover of the pair of us :) Sure, he likes them to handle once in awhile, and loves to see them eat, but they're basically mine.

go ahead and pick up a reduced male! you're a woman, i'm sure you know how to get your way! lol my wife ends getting her way alot, sooner or later! lol


vaughn

There is one male I want to sell; theoretically, it would make another "opening" so I could get another one. I just don;t have room/cages to get another one, so his reasoning is pretty logical! hehe.

I have a few normals from a spider clutch and they're all freaky looking! Two have this round clear spot on their heads and have a whacked out pattern (I'm sure they're littermates). The other has an intense orange and thick thick black, and this tribal tattoo like pattern. I always have this hope that they might have something floating around in them, but I'm just delusional.

are you selling any of those normals?

From a spider clutch.. are they het for spider??

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

From a spider clutch.. are they het for spider??

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Being new here, I'm not sure if you are joking or not. That being said, there is no such thing as a "Het" for spider. It is either a spider or not a spider. :)