Spinner, Pinstripe or Spider?

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Originally Posted by iCandiBallPythons

Deff a pin. There is no mistaking the diff between the two

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What would you say this one is?

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.n...87146528_n.jpg

^ That looks like a really nice reduced pattern pinstripe :gj:.

You are correct, I had a few people not believe me when I told them, though. She is also het. Albino. But NOONE would believe she was a single-gene! People were guessing the craziest things, haha.

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Originally Posted by SquamishSerpents

You are correct, I had a few people not believe me when I told them, though. She is also het. Albino. But NOONE would believe she was a single-gene! People were guessing the craziest things, haha.

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Right, I definitely see your point. It may be easy for some, but for others who are still learning some of the more classic genes, it can be tricky :gj:. My friend who wasn't interested in snakes much had trouble distinguishing between spiders, pins, and spinners.

The color on your pin is too dark to be a typical spinner and there isn't any white sides. Granted I've seen dark spinners AND spinners with little to no white, the odds of them all being in that one snake aren't likely :P. I've seen reduced pins but not really ever as reduced as yours. My other guess would have been enchi pin but a really dull colored enchi!

I hope you plan on albino-enchifying that pinstripe :D;):gj:!

Yep pinstripe

For any one curious, she was marketed as a female Het Carmel Spinner, originally 575$ :/. (Pretty sure my friend almost got taken for a ride)

Yeah... That's a pinstripe all day long.