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My second clutch hatched a couple days ago and although the odds were not the greatest, 4.0 Normals, 0.1 Pastel, 0.1 Spider, I am really happy with the female spider I got. She is very reduced pattern and totally spotless on her sides. Here are a few pre-shed pics of her and her clutch mates.
Pastel sister
Normal sib
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WOW! She's a keeper for sure - congrats on her.
Thats definitly a nice spider, dont see to many so reduced.
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Chris Farmer
Explicit Reptiles
Beautiful spider, congrats! What were the parents? Pastel x Spider, or Bumblebee x Normal? Was wondering if one of the parents has a reduced pattern as well. Here is a pic of our new female spider, her mother was a reduced pattern normal. We had 4 eggs, one spider - three normals. She seems to be "low white" with lots of X's on her back.
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Randy and Michelle
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Thanks for the complement! The mother has clean spotless sides and I felt that she would produce some nice clean spiders. In addition to the female spider I also had two runt spiders in the clutch that had more reduced and abberant patterns than the one I posted but sadly they did not make it.
I bred a pastel and a spider to the female and that is how I ended up with a pastel and spiders in the clutch.
Pic of spider and normal breeding
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