Spider Combo question

Is there a morph with the spider's black lines, but the rest of the snake is just white, or nearly all white?

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...ic-bumble-bee/

Axanthic/Pastel/Spider

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Possibly the Killer Bee. I don't have a pic if you want to google it.

Or, the axanthic/ super pastel / spider

http://newenglandreptile.com/images/...iller_main.jpg

(image taken from NERD)

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Originally Posted by RichL

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...ic-bumble-bee/

Axanthic/Pastel/Spider

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You are right... The axantic killer bee :)

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Originally Posted by Spyderco1116

You are right... The axantic killer bee :)

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He listed the axanthic bee, which is only pastel and not super pastel ;)

And maybe even you are thinking of the asystole,

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/fi...ystole/001.jpg

(Image taken from WoBP, credit to NERD)

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Originally Posted by Jessica Loesch

And maybe even you are thinking of the asystole,

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/fi...ystole/001.jpg

(Image taken from WoBP, credit to NERD)

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I like it! Can't imagine the price tag associated with it though =)

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Originally Posted by Jessica Loesch

He listed the axanthic bee, which is only pastel and not super pastel ;)

And maybe even you are thinking of the asystole,

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/fi...ystole/001.jpg

(Image taken from WoBP, credit to NERD)

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I saw, that's why I corrected myself letting him know that he was right to begin with :)

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Originally Posted by Spyderco1116

I saw, that's why I corrected myself letting him know that he was right to begin with :)

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Actually, you said killer bee, and what he posted was just an axanthic bee. Don't mix em up! :cool:

I'd be interested to see the adults of all these fancy morphs ...

I don't imagine that there is a ball python that remains stark black and white into adulthood (other than the "panda pied"), but if there is, man I'd love to see it :D

Hmm ... I wonder if an axanthic super pastel fire spider might look like that ...

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Originally Posted by Serpent_Nirvana

I'd be interested to see the adults of all these fancy morphs ...

I don't imagine that there is a ball python that remains stark black and white into adulthood (other than the "panda pied"), but if there is, man I'd love to see it :D

Hmm ... I wonder if an axanthic super pastel fire spider might look like that ...

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I suspect it would be, in axanthic pattern of this snake, a more stark white version as the killer bee is more stark white and clean than the reg bee in axanthic coloring.
http://www.jkobylkareptiles.com/snake_room.php?id=51

Really probably not all that different than the axanthic killer bee, however I bet it would hold it's colors better, but would not be black on white, more like gray on white. I think the axanthic fire bee might be a better bet on contrasting black and white.

The calider (Calico spider) Lots of white, and black.

I'm wondering about an axanthic spider mojave. Has anyone produced one of those yet? Any pics?