Spider-up! Post your pix!

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Originally Posted by aaajohnson

Saphira !!!!

http://www.sunsetpythons.com/images/saphira1.jpg

:taz: Neil

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That is nice! Def. something different with that stripey look.. wow.

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

That is nice! Def. something different with that stripey look.. wow.

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Thanks Jen, when I saw her I had to have her. I paid a little more than "market" at the time, but could not pass her up.

Neil

Here's my 07' Female Bellatrix, "aka" Bella. She's one of my newest additions from Adam @ 8Ball.

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...1/7/Bella2.JPG

Nice! Spiders are definately one of my favorite base morphs.. and the combos that they have a part in.. are just too many and too awesome to name.

Super great stuff!!!! :) I need to go get better pix of the ladies here.... After looking at all these great pix, I realized that I don't have any that show any pattern... I'm so bad at getting too close... :oops:

I oly have some pics of my female spider from the day that I recieved her. I've been letting her settle in and have several good meals before I started messing with her too much. She's getting ready to shed as well, so once she does shed I'll put some more pics up.

Here's Savannah's high white side pattern. I love the yellow speckeling and highlights on her stripes.
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...Picture426.jpg

It's funny because she's only really spotty on one side of her
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...Picture429.jpg

and the only really good back pattern pic that I have of her so far is the pic that Tim and Monica took of her when she was still with the Bailey's.
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r.../Manewbaby.jpg

I love my baby girl!:P

Hey Kasi she's a real looker!!! Congrats! :)

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Originally Posted by Laooda

Hey Kasi she's a real looker!!! Congrats! :)

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Thanks a lot! I can't wait to see how she turns out when she's grown! I've got a pretty studly pastel male that will be waiting to go with her in the next two to three years. Come ooooon bee's!

Nice spider there.. I am going to have to rethink my preference for non-spotted ones. It seems like spotted spiders have more interesting, wilder head patterns.. (:

Thanks Jen. I was a sucker for a nice, clean reduced spider as well, but as soon as I saw this little girl I was hooked!