Favorable Spider Characteristics

my dream spider is low white, high gold/yellow, low wobble, cool head pattern, and full stripe, no dots :gj:

What do people mean by fully striped? If they mean a yellow stripe going down their backs with the spider webbing pattern on the sides, I don't particularily like that look myself. I DO like a black back spider with low pattern and no spots (so it looks like they have a chunk of barbed wire going down the middle of their back) High white/low white doesn't matter as much to me as the pattern.

I just bought a beautiful hi white male, very cheap, cause of high Wobble!! I love him, if nothing else he is a great snake around the kids, those that are squeamish at all. I swear he has no inner ear, if snakes have those. he lays in his tub upside down, looks like a puppy saying Scratch my belly!! I will see how he does as a breeder, he really is beautiful. Sorry not great at the pics dept.

He is 1000 grams, bought him for $100 Woo Hoo

I like low white, high gold and a reduced pattern

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Originally Posted by seeya205

I like very little wobble, reduced, low white, high gold!

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We have the same taste so I second this. I'm not a fan of the high whites (although I do prefer that in Calico's/Sugars and Pied's)

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Originally Posted by freezingdwarf

I swear he has no inner ear, if snakes have those. he lays in his tub upside down, looks like a puppy saying Scratch my belly!! I will see how he does as a breeder, he really is beautiful.

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I would really reconsider breeding a snake with such a bad wobble, as it could pass on to his offspring... then you've got a bunch of wobbly babies, who might not eat and will be hard to sell. Just my two cents, take it or leave it. ;)

To answer the original question, everyone has their own opinion on spiders - as for myself, I like a symmetrical back pattern, no side-spots, and medium white up the sides. I also love the spider faces, so a good "webby" head & face is appealing to me. Here's my yearling male spider, Vinnie, who I think is a good example of the morph. :)

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p...3/P1010785.jpg

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p...3/P1010791.jpg

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p...3/P1010798.jpg

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Originally Posted by Lolo76

I would really reconsider breeding a snake with such a bad wobble, as it could pass on to his offspring... then you've got a bunch of wobbly babies, who might not eat and will be hard to sell. Just my two cents, take it or leave it. ;)

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I don't believe that's true. From what I have read, it's a crap-shoot.

To answer the question, I like any spider I can afford :D

For me spiders are top of my must have list. I love Spiders and their combo's so for me it just depends.. I like symmetric patterns on the head and along the body. High white or low that really doesn't matter to me although I lean high white..

So yea..

Oh one thing..NO SPOTS.. if it has alien Head Spots it really has to shine else where for me to consider it a keeper.

This is my perfect keeper
http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...s/DSCF5811.jpg