Spider Genetic Stripe

Awesome Jeff! I can't wait to see what you bring down to San Diego.

Mark

Your looks similar in some ways, but she lacks the dark belly flecking and still has her head pattern. I'm not sure I'd call her a g-stripe spider, but I don't think she an ordinary spider either.

It would help if anyone else had a g-stripe spider we could see, to find out if they all have the dark belly markings or not.

Gale

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Originally Posted by mc5guy

Please help me

I bought her as normal spider. She is 900 gram when I got her, and not she is 1100 gram.

Since I saw your pictures, I thought maybe she could be a spider GS? Her head looks a bit different.

What is she?

Thanks

http://www.vansky.com/club/attachmen...9b62ee91e2.jpg

http://www.vansky.com/club/attachmen...546c9a7e38.jpg

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Thanks. Mine also has lot orange on her belly. And the seller told me mine came from a spider x spider. I paid a normal spider price for mine.

Maybe the OP can give me some idea what she is. Her head pattern still looks like a spider but body looks the same as the OP's

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Originally Posted by mc5guy

Please help me

I bought her as normal spider. She is 900 gram when I got her, and not she is 1100 gram.

Since I saw your pictures, I thought maybe she could be a spider GS? Her head looks a bit different.

What is she?

Thanks

http://www.vansky.com/club/attachmen...9b62ee91e2.jpg

http://www.vansky.com/club/attachmen...546c9a7e38.jpg

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Originally Posted by angllady2

Your looks similar in some ways, but she lacks the dark belly flecking and still has her head pattern. I'm not sure I'd call her a g-stripe spider, but I don't think she an ordinary spider either.

Gale

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What she said :)

I'm pretty sure it is not a genetic stripe spider. It is a very nice reduced spider though! Sometimes they just get that double dorsal stripe thing going on in the pattern. Here's a less extreme example (he's dark right now because he's in shed):
http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/z...c/DSC_0272.jpg
I've seen others, that are more reduced like yours, the above is just the only example I have on hand at the moment.

Other things that make me think that spider is the only gene at work here:

1. You bought it as a spider
2. The breeder said it was a spider
3. Spider head pattern
4. Color is off, especially no gray in the sides

Once again, very nice animal! I hope that pattern comes though in the offspring.

Thank you very much Jeff

This mean a lot to me. Because now I know what to breed to her. Not GS. LOL

Awsome snake, look forward to you exploring more in this project.