Axanthic Spider?

Just curious if anyone has produced one of these yet, Also would love to see pics if anyone has any handy? I have searched everywhere i could think of and havent found any yet. If anyone can help it would be great.

Our very own Kara from NERD did!!:rockon: I will get you some pics.

:eek: :eek: that would look sooo nice!!!
I'd definately like to see one too!!

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...light=Axanthic

Here you go.;)

How much effect does the pastel gene throw into the mix. All the pics posted had the pastel too. Does anyone know if deleting the pastel will add a little more grey down its sides as with a regular spider or if the pastel gene really doesn't have much effect on that kinda thing. Pretty much have a black and white pic of a spider in my head and wanna see if anyone has produced one with just the spider and axanthic vs the axanthic bees (which are also completely gorgeous animals)

No Axanthic Spider yet. Kara and Kevin missedit, but did hit the BumbleBee Spider and KillerBee Spider. I know a couple other people including Kara and Kevin that are working on it, so hopefully this year we will see it. I've been waiting awhile for that one myself.

WOW all i can say is i freakin want one :headbang:

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Originally Posted by Fearless

How much effect does the pastel gene throw into the mix. All the pics posted had the pastel too. Does anyone know if deleting the pastel will add a little more grey down its sides as with a regular spider or if the pastel gene really doesn't have much effect on that kinda thing. Pretty much have a black and white pic of a spider in my head and wanna see if anyone has produced one with just the spider and axanthic vs the axanthic bees (which are also completely gorgeous animals)

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The pastel gene is where the bumble bee comes in. Pastel+Spider = bumble bee. etc.....

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Originally Posted by juddb

The pastel gene is where the bumble bee comes in. Pastel+Spider = bumble bee. etc.....

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I know this kinda wondering more phenotypically but if nobody has one yet! then there is really no way to answer that question

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Originally Posted by stangs13

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...light=Axanthic

Here you go.;)

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Amazing! Although I'd hate to think of how much they'd cost... :O

Well you asked for an axanthic spider so here it is. BTW this is my favorite morph. My dream to make one!
http://i39.tinypic.com/fmutmc.jpg

**picture comes from www.exoticsbynature.com - please give credit to the owners of the picture in future**

i find the axanthic gene a let down personally,they look GREAT until they turn brown,,,then tis just a light colored normal for the most part,,,,,,

i was reading the other thread that was posted for the pics and someone posted that the killerbee is the super form of the bumble bee which is a super pastel spider. I never really thought about it or have i heard/read it being done this way. Could you take a super pastel and spider and make a killerbee? What are all the ways you can make a killerbee

Sorry for the thread steal but this seemed like a good spot to put it without making a new thread

Matt

No you would get %50 bumblebees and %50 pastels I believe.

S N
P SP PN
P SP PN

PN = Pastel
SP = Bumblebee (Pastel Spider)

To make a killer bee you need to breed a bumblebee to a pastel or a bumblebee to a super pastel or 2 bumblees together. I think that is pretty much the only way to make them. Other than of course breeding killer bee to killer bee so on.

Click on this link I have found a good video that shows the Axanthic Spider next to a Normal Spider. It is remarkable the difference and just overall how beautiful it is. Please take a look at this link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DR9-sn8VFg

Male Axanthic x Female Spider Het for Axanthic or Vica Versa

http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15...daca6a9ab0.jpg my axanthic spider she currently is in shed