Genetic banded spider or reduced spider?

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Reduced doesn't mean less side pattern, it means over all reduced pattern. Your spider has much pattern on the top half of it's body. That spider I showed you is about as reduced as they come, probably the absolute best example of a reduced spider.
What you are referring to is a barbwire back spider. The pattern looks like a barbwire strip running along the spine with no real patterns on it's sides.
As well as there is no such thing as a "genetic banded" spider. If so that would include bands that wrap around the spiders body horizontally, which yours doesn't have.

The idea of the genetic banded spider I got from a pic I linked above saying from NERD that it's a "Gentic Banded x Spider" back in 2003.. So you might want to call them up and say they were wrong....

Never heard of a Barbwire back spider... Since it came from a normal and a bumble bee and only ended up with the spider gene and what seems to be the reduced pattern from the mom I would of called it a reduced pattern spider, since the pattern is reduced from a normal spider.

not a expert, and never said I was... but chill.....