Re: Non visual super Spider
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Originally Posted by ECLARK
There is a guy in South Jersey that bebieves he has a Super Spider because that Spider bred to a normal female last year produced all Spider offspring, that male Spider is being bred to as many normal females as possible right now to see if those breeding results can be duplicated and proven to be from a Super Spider. Stay tuned! :)
what a fewl!:D
Re: Non visual super Spider
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Originally Posted by ECLARK
There is a guy in South Jersey that bebieves he has a Super Spider because that Spider bred to a normal female last year produced all Spider offspring, that male Spider is being bred to as many normal females as possible right now to see if those breeding results can be duplicated and proven to be from a Super Spider. Stay tuned! :)
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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog
Hey I heard that guy was full of %$#^...
Generally ;)
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It would be interesting if this were true, but I would think that Kev and Kara would have already tried for this considering as many spiders as they have produced?
Re: Non visual super Spider
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There is a guy in South Jersey that bebieves he has a Super Spider because that Spider bred to a normal female last year produced all Spider offspring, that male Spider is being bred to as many normal females as possible right now to see if those breeding results can be duplicated and proven to be from a Super Spider. Stay tuned!
Is he also breeding them to only virgin females to make sure he isn't getting something else from retained sperm? Does anyone know how long female ball pythons can retain sperm?
Re: Non visual super Spider
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Originally Posted by MarkS
Does anyone know how long female ball pythons can retain sperm?
Hmm... I know that in humans, sperm dies after two days or so if it doesn't fertilize an egg... I'm guessing it wouldn't last a whole lot longer for snakes either. :confused:
Re: Non visual super Spider
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Originally Posted by Sausage
Hmm... I know that in humans, sperm dies after two days or so if it doesn't fertilize an egg... I'm guessing it wouldn't last a whole lot longer for snakes either. :confused:
Snakes can retain sperm a tad longer than that. ;) Some snakes have been reported to retain sperm for up to 7 years.
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yep, homogeneous spider would be a "super spider". takes breeding to prove and that would be really annoying but worth it if you got one. this is how all dominant morphs are i think, but i could be wrong, im a noob :confused:
Re: Non visual super Spider
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Originally Posted by Chase13
yep, homogeneous spider would be a "super spider". takes breeding to prove and that would be really annoying but worth it if you got one. this is how all dominant morphs are i think, but i could be wrong, im a noob :confused:
makes sense to me.
~mike
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No doubts about retained sperm, I produced the females 3 years ago and they have never seen a male. :)
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Originally Posted by MarkS
Is he also breeding them to only virgin females to make sure he isn't getting something else from retained sperm? Does anyone know how long female ball pythons can retain sperm?