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    Albino Spider Questions?

    I am looking forward to breeding my 8ball spider to my female albino and making some spider het albino babies to produce some albino spiders in the future. My question is do albino spiders hold their color as they age? Does the color run together? Any one have pics of adults that they would like to share with me? Thanks
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    Re: Albino Spider Questions?

    in the back of the NERD book there is one that looks like an adult. it is really orange and you can see the white stripes still.

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    Re: Albino Spider Questions?

    I think it'd depend on the quality of the Albino. If it's a very high contrast then that means the babies should be a nice dark black and caramel color which should translate to high contrast spider albinos which hold their colors much better than typical albinos.

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    Re: Albino Spider Questions?

    I think this will depend on the albino that is used..If your albino is High Contrast then I feel like your chaces of color run are smaller.
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    Re: Albino Spider Questions?

    For those who don't know:

    This is my female albino:


    This is my male spider from Adam:
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    Re: Albino Spider Questions?

    Gorgeous girl, how big is she?

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    Re: Albino Spider Questions?

    She appears high contrast so I would say you have a good shot at high contrast Albino Spiders in the future.
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    Re: Albino Spider Questions?

    I have seen some adult Albino Spiders in which the colors have bled together, and it looks like a giant banana. So, I would have to say it is possible. Althoug, as others have stated, if your Albino Spider has good high contrast line genetics, then it has the possibilty to have distinct white patterning as an adult.
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    Re: Albino Spider Questions?

    Quote Originally Posted by muddoc View Post
    I have seen some adult Albino Spiders in which the colors have bled together, and it looks like a giant banana. So, I would have to say it is possible. Althoug, as others have stated, if your Albino Spider has good high contrast line genetics, then it has the possibilty to have distinct white patterning as an adult.
    Giant Banana? That sounds like an awesome site to me.

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    Re: Albino Spider Questions?

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    Gorgeous girl, how big is she?
    I just weighed her right now and she weighed 779 completely empty. Didn't eat last week or this week due to shed...

    Quote Originally Posted by muddoc View Post
    I have seen some adult Albino Spiders in which the colors have bled together, and it looks like a giant banana. So, I would have to say it is possible. Althoug, as others have stated, if your Albino Spider has good high contrast line genetics, then it has the possibilty to have distinct white patterning as an adult.
    That is what I was hoping wouldn't happen. But I guess there is only one way to find...
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