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  1. 12-11-2013, 12:03 PM #1
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    Identification help

    I am thinking of making a trade for a stinger bee and was just hoping to confirm that it is one. I have no reason to think the breeder is misrepresenting. I just have no experience with spiders or enchis to be able to differentiate. I've looked at pics of stingers and they seem more obviously enchi. Any opinions would be appreciated. Thanks!

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    Looks like just a spider to me
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    Re: Identification help

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    Looks like just a spider to me
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    Doesn't look like a Stinger Bee to me.
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    im going to have to go with just a spider. it doesnt have the enchi look to it..
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    Re: Identification help

    I don't see any enchi there. But it is a nice looking spider.
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    Thanks for the feedback everyone. I feel better now knowing it isn't just me who was having a hard time seeing enchi. It is more reduced that the average spider, but not as reduced and pronounced as the pictures of stinger bees and ones I remember seeing. I think I am going to pass on the trade. Thanks again everyone!
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    Definitely a spider... looks good though.
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    Agreed...it is a nice spider, though!
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    I'm going to have to agree with everyone else, Spider. A nice looking Spider, but still I do not see Enchi in the mix.
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