What do you think I am???

[RobertJR]

Oh ok
Just thought she was something else cause we have a spider and he has no yellow on him.
She has very nice markings on her like the bubbles on her spine and I'm getting her for 170$

[rabernet]

You're paying the price for a female spider, and not a 3 gene animal. What did the breeder tell you she was? There's absolutely no pastel or butter in her.

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[kevinb]

As everyone has said, that's a normal spider.

[decensored]

definitely not a bumblebee, in no way shape or form a butter spider. sorry.

If the pairing was Pastel Butter X spider your odds would be:

1/8 Normal
1/8 Spider
1/8 Pastel
1/8 Butter
1/8 Bumble Bee
1/8 Butter Spider
1/8 Butter Pastel
1/8 butter pastel spider

Seeing that the other two genes that went into the parental pairing were co-dominate, neither of those mutations can be carried in a recessive way. You have yourself a spider.

Cheers

[DooLittle]

Yup, spider. They can all vary in looks.

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[ironpython]

definitely not a bumblebee, in no way shape or form a butter spider. sorry.

If the pairing was Pastel Butter X spider your odds would be:

1/8 Normal
1/8 Spider
1/8 Pastel
1/8 Butter
1/8 Bumble Bee
1/8 Butter Spider
1/8 Butter Pastel
1/8 butter pastel spider

Seeing that the other two genes that went into the parental pairing were co-dominate, neither of those mutations can be carried in a recessive way. You have yourself a spider.

Cheers

If you get one of the normals from this breeding and bred it to a normal would you get all normals? Or would that normal carry genes of a spider and maybe atleast one of the babies be a spider?

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[Zombie]

If you get one of the normals from this breeding and bred it to a normal would you get all normals? Or would that normal carry genes of a spider and maybe atleast one of the babies be a spider?

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No, they would all be normal. Only spiders and spider combos can make spiders because its a dominant trait. Spend a little time playing around with the genetic calculator on www.worldofballpythons.com it will help to learn what makes what.

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[MakiMaki]

Sounds like you are buying a spider female at a spider female price. The breeder may have told you the pairing that produced her, but I would hope did not intimate that she is anything else but a spider. All the morphs involved in the pairing (Spider, Butter, Pastel) are dominant or co-dominant traits. If a dominant or co-dominant trait is in there, you can see it. If you can't see it, it's not there.

[RobertJR]

ok thanks for all your out put on this everyone greatly appreciated.Ill start looking on the Ballpython.net to see, its a great site.

thanks

PS . does anyone know how i take the post of now. lol

[snakesRkewl]

PS . does anyone know how i take the post of now. lol

Off?
You don't take posts off of the forums, it's here FOREVER!!

As has been said, spiders vary a lot, some have high white, some are low white, some have a lot of orange scales and some have very little orange if any.
The price your paying is pretty much retail price on a female spider, enjoy, she's nice.