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Re: Spider or not?
In no way, shape or form, do they resemble spiders.
When in doubt, Google the specimen(s) in question, and compare color and/or markings.
There are some morphs out there that are not as obvious, but the spider is very obvious.
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Re: Spider or not?
Look like a normal Ball
This my spider for your reference
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Re: Spider or not?
One hundred percent normal!
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Re: Spider or not?
The one looks to have what you might consider a reduced pattern but they are normal. If that is a chain store they are almost certainly imports and may not eat very well for you.You might do better to go to a local reptile show and buy some that were born here.
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Re: Spider or not?
100% nomal... no doubt about it. I definitely would not call them reduced either.... reduced have no or very little alien heads in the pattern. the ones in the pictures are full of alien heads.
They are just plain jane normals.
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Re: Spider or not?
 Originally Posted by cktansys
Look like a normal Ball
This my spider for your reference

No offense but the above picture isn't the best picture to use as an example of a spider. It is NOT a normal looking spider if it is in fact a spider. The white spots on the belly and the tail section do lead me to believe that it is a spider, just not the best example.
Take a look at my low white spider notice the brown/green eyes, the pattern without alien heads, the white belly spots:


Again ctansys, not trying to knock your snake or anything, just trying to make the defining features of a spider clearer to the OP.
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Re: Spider or not?
For better refernece here is a Spider next to a normal
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