New morph! What are your thoughts?

Thanks, I cant even start to explain how stoked I am about these guys.
Here they are after their first shed!!


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If you don't want them let me know and I will take them, I will even pay for shipping LOL!!!

Thank for sharing!

LOL I take that deal. Shipping is $12.000 :)

Beautiful Babies

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Do do cretin circumstances. I am (for now) holding off on the "yellow jacket" and "black belly" lable. These animals were produced with a black belly type animal from wild caught origins. I stand by my belief that they are one and the same.
I will be returning to this issue as soon as a pastel x black belly with no added mutations is produced.
Stay tuned.......

Anthony Giovinazoo

Sable. You made Chocolate chips. Pastel spider sable. The black belly one looks to be sable. Sables have the same black belly. Only thing is sable spider does not thrive. So maybe a different sable or a similar morph? Nice though.
And someone is not being truthful about no spider in this pairing. Def is Spider, Pastel and something Sableish

The gene you are looking at is woma. I do not own any spider or combinations. The black belly type is doning something funny with the head.
There is no spider.

woma would explain it I guess as they can look similar to some spiders. I do think its a sable you are working with.

I do not think so . However everyone is entitled to an opinion. =) Are ou looking at everything pictured to come to this conclusion, or just the belly of the one animal? I do not have sable (that I know of) nor do I know much about them at all. Isn't sable a darkening gene?

The belly and the pattern. To me they look like sable. Also those ones look just like Choclate chips, which are spider, pastel and sable. Yours being Woma would account for them looking as they do as some Womas are very similar looking to spiders. Pictures of the parents would help out a lot.
Sables very in color as well. They can be very dark and can also be lighter, normalish pattern to very wonky. We had 2 Sable clutches this year. 2 hatchlings from the 2nd clutch were very light compared to the 1st clutch.
Very nice looking hatchlings regardless.