Help me choose which one!!! - Page 2

Trollbie · 03-19-12, 02:22 AM

Rescue baby!!!!

Jenn_06 · 03-19-12, 04:57 AM

I love spiders but for a rescue 170 is a little high. And Is there anyway to see the spider before you buy is so you can see if it has a wobble? Mojos are sweet looking snakes and if you breed him to a lasser, butter or another mojo you get BEL I hear lasser X mojo makes whiter BEL.

KORBIN5895 · 03-19-12, 05:03 AM

She has a new thread about which one she chose. Also the spider has a bad wobble

**millertime89** · 03-21-12, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by exwizard

I am not a BP guy but if the choice was mine, I would go with the Spider.

this is what I would do too

Snakefood · 03-21-12, 10:24 AM

Don't worry guys, I got a nice pastel male from a rep breeder and have a female SPIDER with no wobble on hold from the same guy!!

Now I need to sell some rabbits, rats and mice to pay her off!!

MoreliAddict · 03-21-12, 11:19 AM

i think the spider looks best imo and with a spider you'll be half-way to producing bumblebees which is a favorite morph of mine. but familiarize yourself with what "spider wobble" is before you buy it

edit: guess i'm a bit late, but congrats and good luck if you ever go for bees!

KORBIN5895 · 03-21-12, 11:41 AM

I thought all spiders had some wobble?

Snakefood · 03-21-12, 12:42 PM

this girl is a 2011 hatchling, and as of yet has not shown a wobble. according to her breeder, that is typical of a spider that will have little to no "noticable" wobble as an adult, and by the time I out-cross a spider like that with the morphs that I plan to cross her with, the babies will not have wobbles at all.

mykee · 03-21-12, 01:45 PM

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by the time I out-cross a spider like that with the morphs that I plan to cross her with, the babies will not have wobbles at all.""

EVERY spider wobbles to some degree. EVERY ONE.

I personally stay away from spider and spider crosses, over the last few years I've gotten my spider and spider crosses way down to only taking up 11 bins in my collection. Over the last 7 years of so I have begun crossing everything into pinstripes, it's the new spider without the neurological issues.

Mojaves all the way.
Mojaves are very underrated morphs.
I currently have 29 mojave and mojave crosses in my collection.
They can make such a wide variety of combos.

Snakefood · 03-21-12, 01:53 PM

Mykee:

are pinstripes related in any way to Spiders??

And do you agree with this breeder that once it's been crossed out to say an Albino Bumble Bee or Axanthic Bumble Bee that those snakes would not have a wobble??

Oh, and he didn't say this one doesn't or won't wobble, he says he has not seen any noticable wobble as of yet, she was only hatched last fall.

Snakefood · 03-21-12, 01:56 PM

he has some beautiful Mojave's.

mykee · 03-21-12, 02:51 PM

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"are pinstripes related in any way to Spiders??"

No, completely different morph.

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"And do you agree with this breeder that once it's been crossed out to say an Albino Bumble Bee or Axanthic Bumble Bee that those snakes would not have a wobble??"

This breeder either doesn't know any better or he is just flat out lying; ALL spiders and spider combos wobble to some degree. Outbreeding them into different morphs will not lessen the wobble.