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BallBoutique

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So I bred a bee to a normal female.
Results: 4 pastels and him.
It looks like a spider but a different color.
One breeder said it will change and color up and look like a spider.
I have never seen a spider hatchling look like this before.
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It looks similar to an Axanthic Spider, but with a Bee x Normal pairing..what are the odds? It could also be a spider that exited the egg before all the yolk was absorbed (that's more likely).

Whatever it is, it's a stunner! Congrats on a successful hatching! :)
 
Melinda said:
I don't know what it is, but it's beautiful! send it to me!! lol

My first reaction was axanthic spider.
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mine too..

but I think you should send it here for further investigation. I will let you know what I find out later.. ha ha ha ha ha :reddevil:
 
Out of curiosity, has it shown any signs of wobbles yet?
BTW, “What the heck is this?” it be a pretty snake.
 
72LT1 said:
Clean, but not nearly as light as the original pic. How bad is it's wobble?
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Have never seen him wobble. So I don't know. He was pissed when I took his photo and was trying to bite me! He is very light looking.
 
If a Spider is going to wobble, it will be at feeding time. My adult female is awesome, specifically asked for a non wobbler from EBN, and they delivered. She does do a SLIGHT head bob when she goes after her meal, but other than that, she is flawless. My four baby spiders:spider, 1.1 Sulfur Spiders, and 0.1 Sulfur Mojave Spider, out of this group, only the triple morph shows ANY signs of any unusual behavior. She does not wobble, just gets really excited around feeding time, when she smells a rat.

Of course, Rick never saw any kinks in his caramels either......

Dave
 
David Reid said:
If a Spider is going to wobble, it will be at feeding time. My adult female is awesome, specifically asked for a non wobbler from EBN, and they delivered. She does do a SLIGHT head bob when she goes after her meal, but other than that, she is flawless. My four baby spiders:spider, 1.1 Sulfur Spiders, and 0.1 Sulfur Mojave Spider, out of this group, only the triple morph shows ANY signs of any unusual behavior. She does not wobble, just gets really excited around feeding time, when she smells a rat.

Of course, Rick never saw any kinks in his caramels either......

Dave
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So you would give 100% guarantee of no wobble with any of those animals you might sell? Never saw that in your ads. But then again I might have missed that too!:shrug01:
 
You might have missed that freakin HUGE KINK in your Caramel too, huh, rick! What the hell are you looking at my ads for anyway, I made it more than clear to you (I hope) on SEVARAL occasions, that I would NOT sell to you.

That being said, I am honest in my ads. The Sulfur Spider is the only Spider I have for sale, and I guarantee that the new owner will be more than satisfied with him, I guarantee his genetics 100%. In my ad, I state that I have not seen him wobble, and my word is trustworthy. If someone gets him, and he winds himself up in knots, I am sure they will post it here. I know that will not happen. The female Spider was sold several months ago, and as I understand it, she is happy and healthy and in Asia. She was a great snake.

Try the truth, you never have to lie to cover up the truth...

Dave
 
David Reid said:
You might have missed that freakin HUGE KINK in your Caramel too, huh, rick! What the hell are you looking at my ads for anyway, I made it more than clear to you (I hope) on SEVARAL occasions, that I would NOT sell to you.

That being said, I am honest in my ads. The Sulfur Spider is the only Spider I have for sale, and I guarantee that the new owner will be more than satisfied with him, I guarantee his genetics 100%. In my ad, I state that I have not seen him wobble, and my word is trustworthy. If someone gets him, and he winds himself up in knots, I am sure they will post it here. I know that will not happen. The female Spider was sold several months ago, and as I understand it, she is happy and healthy and in Asia. She was a great snake.

Try the truth, you never have to lie to cover up the truth...

Dave
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Seems strang I have not heard any bad reports on my animals.
And I also speak the truth. So I am just about sold out and lots of REPEAT customers too. Hope to have another year like 2008 and I will be real happy. BTW have a great New Year. And could you explain the name sulfer balls? Tell me what makes them a sulfer ball? I and many others would perhaps like to know. Any big breeders working with them?
 
Use your search feature to look up Sulfurs.

People that have them....EBN, Bailey and Bailey, Eric Sandoval, Anthony McCain, Maki at Pacific Coast Reptiles, Louis Kirkland, John Scully, and a few others. All good people, which is what I was aiming for. Some great photographers in the group too.

How is posting an ad with obvioulsy kinked Caramels, and in the ad, right next to the picture, the text says "non kinked," not lying?

"Seems strange" that you have not had any bad reports on your animals? Why, were you expecting some?
 
David Reid said:
Use your search feature to look up Sulfurs.

People that have them....EBN, Bailey and Bailey, Eric Sandoval, Anthony McCain, Maki at Pacific Coast Reptiles, Louis Kirkland, John Scully, and a few others. All good people, which is what I was aiming for. Some great photographers in the group too.

How is posting an ad with obvioulsy kinked Caramels, and in the ad, right next to the picture, the text says "non kinked," not lying?

"Seems strange" that you have not had any bad reports on your animals? Why, were you expecting some?
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I did a Google and nothing.
Umm do you always beat a dead horse or does it just me.......Any how I would LOVE to continue your bashing but I have to go now.
Perhaps I will watch the grass grow.....or dig in deeper to see if VPI, RDR, SK, NERD....are working wih them.
And thanks for telling me what makes it a sulfer. I am sure others feel the same way.
And please no more nasty emails and who said I would buy from you? Now that is funny!:rofl:
 
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