Proven genetic, dont know what it is

[rafacacho]

I would hold back the bright spider for sure.
Either could be the reason for the brighter babies.
I think I remember seeing a post somewhere on a Het Hypo to normal that produced several brighter offspring.
If I remember right they all proved out to be het.

More photos of her might help out.

I wouldnt call anything that vague genetic, especially on only one clutch. It is sad that many people will though. Just have a look at WOBP

The stripe and pattern called my attention more than the brightness, if compared to the young mother pic, they are more than similar. I am asking more pics.

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[rafacacho]

Some more pics....

Mother



Hatchlings







Mother



( i dont see anything weird in the belly)



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[fishboyUK]

Looks just like a female and clutch of queenbees I hatched

[fishboyUK]

Looks just like a female and clutch of queenbees I hatched

From this female, similar to yours

[Seven-Thirty]

Looks like a genetic harlequin.

[Dezoruba]

Looks just like a female and clutch of queenbees I hatched

Wow that baby is gorgeous, are you selling it?

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[fishboyUK]

It's a clutch from a couple years back. I sold them all except one female.