Is this a Bumblebee?

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Originally Posted by grcforce327

First off,spider is dominant so no such thing as a super. Second,spider to spider is not lethal! I just hate when people show their ignorance online! Lets see what the originator of the spider has to say! The 1 minute mark.
http://www.worldofballpythons.com/vi...erd-video/316/

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And right after that in the video kevin claims that the granite gene attached itself to the hidden gene woma gene....... :rolleyes: I just hate it when people show people showing their ignorance online lol!

if you breed spider to spider, the most likely scenario is a 25% drop in fertility for these clutches.

also, the most likely scenario is that instead of "25% normals 50% spiders 25% (non-existing) super spiders", you get 33% normals and 66% spiders, when you do spider to spider.

There are people that disagree, but most agree that thats the case. For this scenario there is a known mechanism.

so spider to spider can be done and people do it, even people that believe in the 25% smaller clutch size do it because after all, you wont get any sick snakes or failed hatchlings. Sometimes when people work on spinnerblasts or something, depending on the BPs they have, it can be a strategic decision to do spider to spider.