am i a spider or do i have more going on??????????

[FINGAZZ]

i traded a 1100g and two 600g normal females for this spider.i had to do it because he wasnt a normal looking spider.for a second i was like oh hes a pinstripe from the pics the person sent me.upon geting him i was like wow.so i traded.i didnt get to much info on him except he locked up with one of her females and she was gravid.i was braid dead when she said she would trade and brought me him so didnt ask any questions.he hasnt eatin in two months but is in good health.guess because he is still in breeding mode.and heres what i got.now the question is what is he realy.any ideas?????[IMG][/IMG]

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[Skittles1101]

Looks like a nice reduced pattern spider to me

[Stewart_Reptiles]

Low white spider

[FINGAZZ]

Looks like a nice reduced pattern spider to me

a friend told me the same thing but she showed me a pic of his pass offspring and they came out just like him with the stripe.idk.im still lost.

[Skittles1101]

a friend told me the same thing but she showed me a pic of his pass offspring and they came out just like him with the stripe.idk.im still lost.

His reduced pattern could be genetic which is a plus, but still he's only spider IMO

I have a "thing" for reduced patterns, so nice pickup

[sho220]

Reduced pattern low white Spider. Nice looking guy!

[FINGAZZ]

low white i got that... but explain the stripe and how its passed on to the babbies.they come out just like dad.if its genetic then its would be recessive like a genetic stripe.idk.i understand recessive genes and all but the stripe just throws me off.

[snakesRkewl]

low white i got that... but explain the stripe and how its passed on to the babbies.they come out just like dad.if its genetic then its would be recessive like a genetic stripe.idk.i understand recessive genes and all but the stripe just throws me off.

Last year I bred a Lesser male to a bumblebee female.
The lesser has no stripe and the bee really doesn't have much if any either.


But they produced...

female queenbee with a killer stripe...


and a lesserbee female...


The bee's in the clutch had very little striping, but as you see spider can throw some striped offspring, no extra genes are needed to do so.

[JaGv]

just a spider with a cool pattern going on

[sho220]

low white i got that... but explain the stripe and how its passed on to the babbies.they come out just like dad.if its genetic then its would be recessive like a genetic stripe.idk.i understand recessive genes and all but the stripe just throws me off.

It's just a neck stripe...don't look too much into it...it's pretty common...