Your opinion on Spiders?

What do You look for in a Spider, in terms of attractiveness? I personally look for:
-No spots. I think that the more spots they have, the more normal-ish they look.
-Awesome head pattern. Clowny looking head markings. Asymettry does not bother me.
-Nice orangy to burnt orange coloration in adults. Again, it sets them apart from normals IMO.
-semi-high white sides. I dislike too high white sides; and too low-white sides do not really impress me either.
-dark brown-blackish markings in-between patterning. Nice contrast!

All spiders have thier unique qualities. I honestly have different kinds with different markings to see if there is anything there that can combo with other things!

I do like less spots though, as a personal thing.

i don't really like high whites but that's just my opinion... seems like i'm the only one! :D

I love them! Spiders are at the top of my list for combo snakes.

I like the high white animals and the ones with that almost limegreen look:)

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i don't really like high whites but that's just my opinion... seems like i'm the only one!

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No, you're not the only one. I also prefer less white. However I also prefer an overall lighter yellow color rather then a darker more orange color. No spots, and I also like a pattern that is all connected rather then broken up. I once saw a pic of a spider that looked like it had twisted barbed wire running down it's back. THAT was cool.

Mark

I view spiders as probably the most versatile morph for making designer morphs and I intend to get one next week.

how much do spiders regularly cost?

I do like the more reduced ones with less darkness in their patterns. Like long stretches of brown/orange.

I like no spots, high white with high gold color and insane crackling (what I refer to the black patterns on them as)

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Originally Posted by pythontricker

how much do spiders regularly cost?

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i've seen most go for $400-$600. breeder size are lot more $$$

The spot's don't bother me I love high white I will be keeping another one in the collection can't have just one.

I like low to no white, and minimal pattern...just like my spider! :)

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

What do You look for in a Spider, in terms of attractiveness? I personally look for:
-No spots. I think that the more spots they have, the more normal-ish they look.
-Awesome head pattern. Clowny looking head markings. Asymettry does not bother me.
-Nice orangy to burnt orange coloration in adults. Again, it sets them apart from normals IMO.
-semi-high white sides. I dislike too high white sides; and too low-white sides do not really impress me either.
-dark brown-blackish markings in-between patterning. Nice contrast!

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sounds like you like my spider...will post a pic on the other thread soon.

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Originally Posted by python.princess

i don't really like high whites but that's just my opinion... seems like i'm the only one! :D

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My spider only has a few white flecks, and I think he's way prettier than the high-white ones.

http://jeffflanagan.net/morphs/Stanl...ley091007b.JPG

Can someone show me a example of spots on a spider, someone said mine doesnt have any spots and i have no clue what spots look like in the first place:P

I like them all - High white - Low white - High Gold - Greenish...By far - IMO - They make the best combos...
BT

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...F01_pic2-1.jpg

She is my ideal spider. High white, goldish coloring and a nice head pattern.

That is a hottie, Jeff! Reduced pattern, with a cool head to boot.

One of the things I love about spiders is the eyes..

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...0Misc/Sp04.jpg

I agree with you there. Spiders' eyes are awesome. Their head markings are also something that grabs my attention everytime I look at one.

I don't care either way on the amount of white...but I want a very reduced, very abberant pattern with lots of thin, spidery webbing, a really funky head pattern, no spots, and bright eyes.

I like the high white sides, fine spidery broken up pattern with no spots and light emerald green eyes and distinct headpattern.
In terms of attractiveness I prefer those that are just a tad bit more "fluffy" (not overfed and certainly not obese, but because most spiders are aggressive eaters).

I don't have one (and probably never will), but I've found that I like a lighter gold, high white with good speckling, a very reduced webby pattern, and light eyes. :)

i like my spiders with super high white sides.
high gold.
and with a hint of head wobble

I love crazy pattern, high gold, medium white, crazy pattern under and above the head, light eyes