what on earth is this?!

Could mom be one of them "Blurry" balls? I don't know much about them, but maybe? Are there any normals like her in the clutch?

Congrats Gin. Like I mentioned before it might get darker later, but I hope it isn't that and is a very light high white spider. Has to be one of the nicest spiders I have seen, and definitely a hold back. Surprises have been coming up alot this year in clutches. Way to go.

Congrats~!!!

Yay for you!:gj: Light or dark..I agree it is gorgeous!:gj:

What a beautiful snake, Jen! I can't wait to see pics of it with it's more "normal" looking spider siblings and a few more once it's had a shed or two. Definitely something interesting going on there and a for sure holdback for you. :)

She's a cutie. Looks like my female Spider when I first got her. Now she's a light silvery yellow color with nice high white sides.

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She's a cutie. Looks like my female Spider when I first got her. Now she's a light silvery yellow color with nice high white sides.

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Becky.. now you have to post before and after pics of your spider. :colbert: not nice to tease us like that :P

Well they are all out :) Here are some pice of the light one with its siblings.

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s.../clutchout.jpg

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s.../spider2-2.jpg

I am in love with this normie!
http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...irdbelakid.jpg

wow that normal reduced pattern is beautiful. male or female?

Those normals have me thinking mom is something special! Maybe maybe!

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[...]I am in love with this normie!
http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...irdbelakid.jpg

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well... I agree with a previous poster... I think mom has something going, this normal is very nice.. it seems to have really "cleaned up" and "brightened" up the spider and by itself it looks very clean... try for a super, you never know what you'll hit! I love dinking, and I think this project is worth a bit of effort to, at the very least, see if something is going on...

Good luck and keep us posted!
Bristen.

ps: that bright spider of yours almost looks like Ralph Davis' "Banana Bird Eating Spider" thing (not sure on the name, but I would be close)...