Quote Originally Posted by Ax01 View Post
do any of the ones with Spider have dots? i would say the one(s) with dots would more likely have Phantom. also i don't think #4 is a Phantom. good lucking clutch tho!

Quote Originally Posted by JodanOrNoDan View Post
From the pictures I have seen I believe that the dots are a factor and that you are correct. One of the animals has a couple very tiny dots. I am thinking that the the white "blushing" that is normally seen on a spider might also be a factor. The father has a bit of the typical spider white. One of the babies seems to have less than the other two. From pictures I have seen of normal phantom spiders there seems to be very little white on the sides. I am expecting that this should remain true with the albinos as well.
i don't own an Albino/Lavender Albino Spider and don't know how they age. i do have a a few Spider combos tho. yes, they're white sides are indicators. also if you've noticed, they have whole individual belly/side wall scales that are yellow, gold, etc. speckled along the white sides. is this still true for Albino/Lavender Albino Spiders? it looks like the Phantom gene muddles this speckling from what i've seen. could be another indicator.

also did u see that Garrick Demeyer produced an Albino Super Phantom (or was it Albino Super Mystic)? it looked exactly how u would imagine it. really cool, not complete white. what other genes are at play in your REL project?