odd spider

Wow, really? Not a spider?

I clearly see spider. More than likely another gene may have affected its appearance.

I've seen spider combos look nothing like spiders.

These both have spider in it. Mind blown!

http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m...psce450601.jpg

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Originally Posted by majorleaguereptiles

Wow, really? Not a spider?

I clearly see spider. More than likely another gene may have affected its appearance.

I've seen spider combos look nothing like spiders.

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Can't tell if sarcasm... Or being serious...... :confusd:

But I don't see spider.. Just a really cool pattern.

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Originally Posted by majorleaguereptiles

These both have spider in it. Mind blown!

http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m...psce450601.jpg

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Btw those snakes I posted are spider blackhead ringer gene and blackhead spider red gene.

I just want people to look outside the box sometimes. I'm so blown away there was already a group of folks that ruled this a normal. A normal with white specks on the sides.. Spider head pattern.

I've seen a few spiders even lower expression than this prove to make spiders. I guess I've seen too many snakes.

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Originally Posted by majorleaguereptiles

Btw those snakes I posted are spider blackhead ringer gene and blackhead spider red gene.

I just want people to look outside the box sometimes. I'm so blown away there was already a group of folks that ruled this a normal. A normal with white specks on the sides.. Spider head pattern.

I've seen a few spiders even lower expression than this prove to make spiders. I guess I've seen too many snakes.

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I guess you learn something new every day. In all honestly it seemed like you were trying to make the OP feel stupid. I guess in reality You can't always trust a book by its cover,

Thanks for sharing a awesome pic BTW.

I'm really not seeing a spider

Looks like a crazy normal to me too honestly.

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looks normal :confusd: what the heck did it look like as a hatchling to make a "reputable" breeder label it as a spider?

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Originally Posted by majorleaguereptiles

More than likely another gene may have affected its appearance.

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OP said it was from a spiderXnormal pairing.

There's a couple specific markings that make me think that's a spider, albeit the lowest quality I've ever seen. That, or it's mixed with something, but since that's an unknown I'll just stick with my idea that it's a grade E spider. Maybe a pic of the belly might help?