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Posted by: spider916 at Tue May 3 17:58:31 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by spider916 ] i looked up on world of ball pythons .com and found some interesting results. why is a butter to a spider called a butter bee yet a mojave to spider called a mojo spider. i thought to be called a be there had to be pastel involved. i also looked up all other leusistic makeing morph ( phantom and fire) they are all called phantom spider and fire spider. so why are butters different. i am sure there is a price difference. just my thoughs but i think you have butter spiders not butter bees. any input would be great. | ||
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