A few pics from today

Here goes :cool:

SoCo; tell him to be a good breeding stud this year!

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...erbodyshot.jpg

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...iderheaded.jpg


A nice little high-blushing male that I produced this year. He might be a keeper.. yes I think he will be.
http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...sherpastel.jpg

Macro headshot of Stella, the blusher's sister. She is another holdback :) I edited out my hand so you can focus on her, not it.
http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...amacrohead.jpg

Jen,
Id say that SoCo looks like he is ready for the ladies now. I think he'll do a great job for you this year.

Thanks. I have my fingers crossed for sure!

Sweet head shot!
Can wait to see the babies they produce!
HOT HOT HOT

I cant wait to pair him up with them! I want to get a few more meals into him.. then the game is on.

**hands Soco the barry white album and bottle of 'quilla**

:P


dr del

I like pics.

I like your pics.

:)

Thanks

Thanks :D
I wonder if the females used, have any effect on the amount of spotting the spider offspring wold have? Like, would a reduced normal female bred to a spider male, produce babies with less spotting than a more normally patterned female? Just shooting this out there.. I guess I will find out for myself either way.

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

Thanks :D
I wonder if the females used, have any effect on the amount of spotting the spider offspring wold have? Like, would a reduced normal female bred to a spider male, produce babies with less spotting than a more normally patterned female? Just shooting this out there.. I guess I will find out for myself either way.

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The simple answer is that the Normal parent definitely affects the pattern on the offspring. I have produced 22 Spiders to date, and I have noticed that reduced, bright normals produce the brightest, cleanest Spiders. Just my opinion, as others may differ.

Great looking spider, I hope he produces for you :)