Do all or most spiders have yellow belly scales?

Photos of my Spider girl "Splicer" just shed yesterday (12-14-10) weight 1100 grams.
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj221/oregongecko/yellowscales3.jpg

http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj221/oregongecko/yellowscales2.jpg

http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj221/oregongecko/yellowscales.jpg

http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj221/oregongecko/body.jpg

http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj221/oregongecko/body2.jpg

http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj221/oregongecko/head.jpg

My spider girl does... some do and some don't.

Thanks Chris for the reply. Do Spiders that exhibit the yellow belly scales make better Bumble bee's?

My stinger bee has them, but that's a bit different I guess....

Thanks for the reply Joe.

I've yet to make any or own any bees, but I would think that a high yellow/gold spider would give you the best bees.

Thanks again Chris, the Bumble bee was what got me hooked on this hobby!:wamma: Unfortunately at the time I didn't have the cash for one, so I decided last year to try and make me one.

I Picked up this Spider girl in a trade. The guy said the breeder was reluctant to sell her but that could have been just a selling ploy by the breeder.:rolleyes: As for me I've only seen two Spiders in my life so didn't have much to compare her to. After spending some time on the BLBC :rockon: I'm having second thoughts on what to breed here to, an Enchi or a Super Pastel, what do you guys think? Thanks again guys for all the help.:yes:

Both! Good Luck Man... She's a good lookin' spider!

Thanks BrothersRoyal!

I would say most do, but there are some that dont.

Thanks Bob!

i'd say it's not unusual.
nice critter,
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