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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    Re: Spider Ball Python Wobble?

    Keep in mind, I had information that solidified my view, however false in actuality. In the future, it might be a better approach to listen to all the details and explain why you think something rather than just simply saying "it's not ____." For example, "the marking above the eye is black on a _____ and yours doesn't have that marking."
    Yeah you mean like this explanation plus pictures
    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    Normal (reduced pattern) which may or may not be genetic but that's all I see here are some spiders for reference

    Other than the distinct webbing you are also looking for head marking and white side.


    That you resented by

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    i believe it's classified as a "phantom spider." As photos of those snakes match up directly to mine.

    im sorry, but it is a spider.
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    Besides that, several breeders I've talked to, both online and in person, immediately called it a spider ball python which isn't worth what I paid when I got angry over the fact that it was sold to me as a "fancy ball python" for $200.
    After that being sarcastic is the only way to go about things when someone insist they are right and that you just argue for the sake of it, might want to re-read the whole convo and how it went.

    I am done with this thread there is such a thing as taking responsibility (that's what adults do) and that's not an apology on one end complaint that there was no info on the other especially when provided.
    Last edited by Stewart_Reptiles; 09-13-2016 at 07:55 PM.
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