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Not the best odds, but what can you do? 1.0 spider and 2.1 normals. The normals have a different look to them. What do you think? The spider has some nice blushing. Hopefully the next 2 clutches sired by our Bee, Nacho, (including one to a mojave) turn out with better odds.
Thanks for looking,
Justin

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Would love to see an updated pic of Nacho!! How big is he these days?
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Me too. I've been following the saga of Nacho it seems like forever. I think he's the coolest snake on these forums in years lol.
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Thanks guys! He is in shed right now, but I will get some pics once he sheds. He did well this season, with 3 clutches his first year. Not bad for hatching out runty from an odd shaped egg. I'll post an update soon.
Justin
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Those "normal" babies look far from it. There's gotta be something else going on. The Spider doesn't seem normal to me either. He is really a unique one.
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Yeah, the "normals" look strange. The female looks a little different, but the pattern is not really like these babies. We bred her a while back to our het pied and the babies were also kind of different looking. I think we are going to keep the spider to breed back to the female. I thought I had another full-body shot of the female, but I could only find this one.

I have always thought she was a little different looking, but never have tried to prove her out. I think we need to breed at least one of her sons back to her. We'll see how it goes.
Justin

Here she is (the one on top).

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