Which one?

[Joe Cope]

I have yet to find a website that has A. Pictures of the spiders that are available and B. Any good looking ones.

[kris62901]

A-----
Because if ur getting a pastel it will make a bright bumble bee and most likely a great pattern but u should get a lemon pastel to make the colors really poop thats what i think.

B-------
Has a nice clean pattern and also would make a nice bumble bee

[stargazed85]

A-----
Because if ur getting a pastel it will make a bright bumble bee and most likely a great pattern but u should get a lemon pastel to make the colors really poop thats what i think.

B-------
Has a nice clean pattern and also would make a nice bumble bee

I just got my female pastel a week ago. She still has a couple years to go until I can breed them. That gives me plenty time to do my homework!

[Stewart_Reptiles]

Just curious why you would not chose neither? I'm new to this.

To everyone else thanks for your opinions. I'm still deciding...

I like clean spiders that have no spot preferably high white as well, spots on a spider is a big turn off for me but some people like them with spots, it really comes down to what you like and what you are looking for.

Spiders are often graded and A would be what I call low grade spider.

Anyway once you figure what appeals to you, you will know it when you see the perfect spider for you

[stargazed85]

I like clean spiders that have no spot preferably high white as well, spots on a spider is a big turn off for me but some people like them with spots, it really comes down to what you like and what you are looking for.

Spiders are often graded and A would be what I call low grade spider.

Anyway once you figure what appeals to you, you will know it when you see the perfect spider for you

I understand. Thanks for the advice. Appreciate it!

[stargazed85]

Well I just found out from the breeder that these guys are wobblers. What is your input on this? I'm not to clear on the whole "wobbling issue". Will this effect the way he eats, breeds, etc?

[Wh00h0069]

Well I just found out from the breeder that these guys are wobblers. What is your input on this? I'm not to clear on the whole "wobbling issue". Will this effect the way he eats, breeds, etc?

No, it will not effect them, but I suggest finding one that is not a wobbler. The problem is that non-wobblers can start wobbling, and wobblers may eventually stop.

I agree with Deborah, I prefer spiders that are a lot cleaner that the ones pictured.

[specialk01510]

B. I like low white spiders.

[likebull1]

#1, i like the lightness

[h00blah]

u should get spider b..... its supa dupa