What distinguishes a Specter from a Normal?

[Royal Hijinx]

I am shooting for a Fire SS in a couple of years.

[WingedWolfPsion]

Also, I think they said a lot of the alien heads consist of an alien with one big 'eye' and one little 'eye', lol.

Donuts are roundish yellow spots with a dark spot in the middle, inside a darker area. Keyholes are similar, but are attached to the back stripe. (If I remember correctly).

I actually started to be able to see it, but then I have some granite-like babies who seem to have the markers too. >_>

[SquamishSerpents]

Well here's the girl in question, if anybody would like to see:

[tonydavo]

Well here's the girl in question, if anybody would like to see:

[tonydavo]

Views on this young lady please, was sold to me as a fire with a difference !

[snakesRkewl]

How can you ask if a "possible" yb complex snake is a yb clomplex snake without a belly shot, blasphemy I say!

SnakesRKewl, is that a Specter?

Absolutely, he's a Mark Haas line specter.

IMO once you hold a specter they are fairly easy to tell from a normal or a yellowbelly.
The headspot is nearly identical to a yellowbelly, the color of the belly is similar but the speckling typically is in a line down the belly versus sprinkled all over like a yellowbelly.
The lower sides of the aliens are sprinkled with black spot lightly like a yellowbelly.
The striping has "black islands" or keyholes, or whatever people call them, but that seems to be more indicative of this line of specters.

I had a female ovulate today, spider yellowbelly female bred by this specter, cannot wait for this clutch!

[MarkS]

I always wanted to get a specter just so I could name him Gadget