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    Sorry for peeing in the cereal bowl, but...

    While I think that Jungle Woma Butter Spider is a rock star, I'm not quite so jazzed about the basic Jungle Woma gene. I've seen about 6 of them live, and in living color, and to me the poorer examples look like reduced pattern Pastels, while the better examples look like nice reduced pattern Pastels with cool head blushing.

    I will say that due to the fact that Jungle Womas tend to get lighter as they age, there might me some real potential for evening out some of the morph combos that are know to darken as they get older.

    I think it's great that you are enjoying working with them, and are obviously having a good deal of success!
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