Reptile & Amphibian Forums

I picked up a collection and these were thrown in free. They are not related, but the pin is in there for comparison. The male in question is from a normal female. A pin and spider male were bred to her, all the sibs are normals and I have this inbetweener. I think (and the breeder thinks) that it is a spider, but it looks like no other spider that I have seen. Maybe a low key spider or low key pin? Opinions welcome, thanks!

Pin and Male in question

Male in question

Belly shots

Thanks for looking and thanks for the help in advance!
-----
Jeremy Thompson
Captive Born Investments Inc.
www.captiveborninvestments.net
Jeremy@captiveborninvestments.net
941-323-4850

Those are Both pins !

I am going to say it's a funky pin. The head looks like my pins heads. It doesn't look like a spider head. Just my opinion. Breed it to a pastel or normal girl and see what you get.
-----
Spider

I was thinking pin also....a boring one...but a pin anyways...

...
-----
........JY

Thanks for the opinions, appreciate it!
-----
Jeremy Thompson
Captive Born Investments Inc.
www.captiveborninvestments.net
Jeremy@captiveborninvestments.net
941-323-4850

Does it wobble?
-----
Sed et serpens erat callidior cunctis animantibus terrae quae fecerat Dominus Deus...

I would say its a not so great looking spider. I have one almost identical. breed it to a norm or a pastel (preferably a pastel) and see what you get.

You have (2) Pinstripes there. Pins are known for having different patterns within the same clutch. I produced a Kingpin (Butter-Pinstripe) that has an almost identical pattern as the one you have in question. Some say he's an ugly kingpin, others say he is one of the coolest they have seen. Again, different patterns. IMO, there is not a trace of spider in that animal.

Jason Weinrich
Morph Jungle

100% sure its a pinstripe. The head says it. Pinstripes have that connecting bar on the backside of the head.
-----
Luke Martin
Bronze Serpent Reptiles