First clutch hatched and ... I think I got a SPIDEY!!

[Liquid]

So I crossed a spider with a 100% het pied and ... I may have got lucky!

So when they hatched out I saw this awesome a VERY bright Spider and I was shocked at the color. Well then after showing off all the pictures at work one of my friends asked me if the snake had a birth mark. Well looking closer surprised me with a bit of what looked like a pied spot at the end of her tail! When I went home and checked her out she has most of her tail white! As soon as she is out of shed I will have more pictures out!

Here is the group.


The spiders!


The female spidey alone (cant see the tail in this one but I will post more pictures later!)


The spot


So what do you guys think?

Mike

[stratus_020202]

She is very, very gorgeous! Congrats.

I think, and I could be wrong, but I think it's a ringer which is a trait for het pieds. But that's what I'm thinking. I've never actually seen it in person though. So, take this with a grain of salt.

She will make some awesome pieds though. I love the lighter spiders.

[PghBall]

Very cool looking girl! Congrats!

[CherryBlossom]

Congratulations on them! Love her, she's very light and beautiful.... And the Ringer mark is cool, my het pied girls have them. Good luck with her and all the best!

[Liquid]

Thanks Guys!

Good point on the ringers! I wish I had a better pic to show her tail the tip is solid white! As soon as she is out of shed I will post more! These pictures were the first ones out of the egg so there will be plenty more!

Thanks

Mike

[ballpythonluvr]

Such a cute and beautiful little spider! You got lucky here with such a pretty one!

[Spicy_Food]

congrats ! very beautiful clutch

[MazAnth]

99.9% of the time spieds have the spider head and all white body. Nice spider though

[Luke Martin]

Just judging from the colors I'd say the left one is het pied and the right one is not. Very nice looking spiders!

[mainbutter]

dollars to donuts the light one w/the tail thing going on is het pied and the other is not.