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    Some highlights from this season

    Super Mojave Spider


    Super Enchi Phantom Pinstripe


    Lavender Albino (Possible Phantom)


    Lavender Albino Spider (Possible Phantom)


    Super Enchi


    Mojave Pastel Pinstripe Spider


    Mojave Pastel


    Pastel Phantom Pinstripe (There is something different about this one. I have hatched these before and this one's pattern is "funkier" and brighter than any previous generation.)


    Enchi Pastel Phantom


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    They are all dropdead gorgeous !! But my favorite is the Super Enchi Phantom Pinstripe
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    Re: Some highlights from this season

    Quote Originally Posted by zina10 View Post
    They are all dropdead gorgeous !! But my favorite is the Super Enchi Phantom Pinstripe
    Thank you. You may like this one as well if you missed him earlier. He surprised me a little. Not quite what I was expecting.

    Enchi Pastel Phantom Pinstripe

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    Dang !!!

    Super nice as well. I really like what Enchi adds to the combos !!

    They are all winners, that is for sure !! How are you ever going to sell them..hehe.
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    Re: Some highlights from this season

    Quote Originally Posted by zina10 View Post
    Dang !!!

    Super nice as well. I really like what Enchi adds to the combos !!

    They are all winners, that is for sure !! How are you ever going to sell them..hehe.
    Enchi does neat stuff. I am going to add fire to it to clean it up a bit. The end goal on the enchi project is super enchi, pastel, phantom, pin, fire. I won't hit it this season but I should next. I am also trying to get the same thing with substituting phantom with lesser and mojave. It is just taking longer since the pinstripe gene started with a phantom pin who is a beast like your YB.

    LOL, yeah, selling them is a problem. I don't want to but... I have 15 holdbacks this year. I can't keep them all. Especially the boys.
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    Wonderful!!

    I'm curious how do you know the super mojave has spider? Is it from a black light?




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    Re: Some highlights from this season

    Quote Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    Wonderful!!

    I'm curious how do you know the super mojave has spider? Is it from a black light?
    The father was a Super Mojave Spider that I had from a hatchling that was actually sold to me as just a Super Mojave. Daddy is a basket case wobbler who I almost sent back. He was my personal introduction to the spider gene. I am glad I didn't give up on him though. Eventually he calmed down and grew like a weed. He made beautiful babies this year. His single gene girls are amazing and they are now holdbacks.

    Anyway, at this point I can smell a spider BEL a mile off. There were two BELs in that clutch. Both turned out to be spider. Neither wobbled in the beginning. Believe it or not, even without a blacklight you can see the underlying pattern in the right light if you know what to look for. Come feeding time there was no doubt they were spiders. After you have dealt with enough spiders, even those with "no noticeable wobble", you can tell especially when the food comes out.

    Even in that picture if you look hard enough you can see the very tight small teardrop pattern that indicates spider in the BEL.
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    Re: Some highlights from this season

    Quote Originally Posted by JodanOrNoDan View Post
    The father was a Super Mojave Spider that I had from a hatchling that was actually sold to me as just a Super Mojave. Daddy is a basket case wobbler who I almost sent back. He was my personal introduction to the spider gene. I am glad I didn't give up on him though. Eventually he calmed down and grew like a weed. He made beautiful babies this year. His single gene girls are amazing and they are now holdbacks.

    Anyway, at this point I can smell a spider BEL a mile off. There were two BELs in that clutch. Both turned out to be spider. Neither wobbled in the beginning. Believe it or not, even without a blacklight you can see the underlying pattern in the right light if you know what to look for. Come feeding time there was no doubt they were spiders. After you have dealt with enough spiders, even those with "no noticeable wobble", you can tell especially when the food comes out.

    Even in that picture if you look hard enough you can see the very tight small teardrop pattern that indicates spider in the BEL.
    That is so interesting! That really makes me wonder if my super lesser has spider then, because he always had this mysterious wobble similar to that of spiders, but everyone I asked always figured it was a neurological issue from overheating or incubated incorrectly lol. He's pure white though, no visible pattern probably unless I use a black light. And I don't know his breeding.

    Where's the small teardrop pattern you mean?
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    Re: Some highlights from this season

    gorgeous hatchlings. they're all so cute! i love the Super Mojo Spider most. love the faint eyes stripe!

    Quote Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    Wonderful!!

    I'm curious how do you know the super mojave has spider? Is it from a black light?
    Quote Originally Posted by JodanOrNoDan View Post
    The father was a Super Mojave Spider that I had from a hatchling that was actually sold to me as just a Super Mojave. Daddy is a basket case wobbler who I almost sent back. He was my personal introduction to the spider gene. I am glad I didn't give up on him though. Eventually he calmed down and grew like a weed. He made beautiful babies this year. His single gene girls are amazing and they are now holdbacks.

    Anyway, at this point I can smell a spider BEL a mile off. There were two BELs in that clutch. Both turned out to be spider. Neither wobbled in the beginning. Believe it or not, even without a blacklight you can see the underlying pattern in the right light if you know what to look for. Come feeding time there was no doubt they were spiders. After you have dealt with enough spiders, even those with "no noticeable wobble", you can tell especially when the food comes out.

    Even in that picture if you look hard enough you can see the very tight small teardrop pattern that indicates spider in the BEL.
    isn't it also in the BEL Spider eyes? i thought they're not true blue/silver in color, but much darker.

    Quote Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    That is so interesting! That really makes me wonder if my super lesser has spider then, because he always had this mysterious wobble similar to that of spiders, but everyone I asked always figured it was a neurological issue from overheating or incubated incorrectly lol. He's pure white though, no visible pattern probably unless I use a black light. And I don't know his breeding.
    u should breed him and see what pops up.

    Quote Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    Where's the small teardrop pattern you mean?
    it's the space between alien heads, right above the belly. sometimes there's blushing, sometimes flaming. the outline of this space is sometimes referred to as teardrops.
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    Re: Some highlights from this season

    Quote Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    That is so interesting! That really makes me wonder if my super lesser has spider then, because he always had this mysterious wobble similar to that of spiders, but everyone I asked always figured it was a neurological issue from overheating or incubated incorrectly lol. He's pure white though, no visible pattern probably unless I use a black light. And I don't know his breeding.

    Where's the small teardrop pattern you mean?


    on a super lesser this is even going to be more difficult to see.

    u might be able to see the bottoms of the teardrops here. if you can you will be able to see the tops in the other image my using this one for reference. if i get a chance I will blacklight the animal tonight, so it is more clear. it is difficult. i know i would not see them if i didn't already know what to look for.
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