Yes, it has dots in the spots, probably a "western giant" as they are called I guess. Note the large yellow spots. Anyone who would like to compare them can simply ask for pics. Its not hard to find 100 plus pics of both if you surf around for 10 minutes, although classified add pictures are always questionable unless the source can be trusted.

Of course so many common names for yellow ackies also, yet why is that, answer, a few more dollars on the price. Besides if you used a pic of a red ackie that (like mine) has a proper substrate, digs and burrows a few times every day, you would also have a red that can resemble a yellow. It would take soaking mine a few hours to get the bright red back.

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• Is this ackie a red or yellow? - fhayden1, Wed Oct 27 17:22:18 2004
• RE: its a V.a.brachyurus. Thanks n/p - FR, Wed Oct 27 17:29:52 2004
• RE: its a V.a.brachyurus. Thanks n/p - fhayden1, Wed Oct 27 17:46:26 2004
• How can you tell the difference? n/p - snakedk, Wed Oct 27 17:51:01 2004
• RE: How can you tell the difference? n/p - fhayden1, Thu Oct 28 07:42:21 2004
• Definitely a "yellow" V.A. brachyurus... - SHvar, Thu Oct 28 09:33:44 2004
• RE: Definitely a "yellow" V.A. brachyurus... - fhayden1, Fri Oct 29 07:34:42 2004
• RE: your defenition - JPsShadow, Sat Oct 30 22:10:16 2004
• Lets see your definition... - SHvar, Sun Oct 31 10:00:20 2004
• RE: Lets see your definition... - JPsShadow, Mon Nov 1 10:08:22 2004
• I dont soak or spray them much, ackies especially dislike it.. - SHvar, Tue Nov 2 21:11:30 2004