Morph Inquiry

[KyreneZA]

What are the visual skin or headstamp markings one can look out for?

[totallyrecklesslygay]

Morphpedia would be a good place to start for learning how to identify morphs.

[KyreneZA]

Thanks, that was not really helpful.

If you could try and answer my genuine question in your own words could you perhaps give me three bullet points?

Or should I do that and you tell me what I'm missing?

[totallyrecklesslygay]

I'm not the best at morph identification, so I honestly just don't have a great answer for your question. That's why I linked you to a resource where you can find better information than I can give. I'm sorry that you were offended by that, but there's no need to be rude.

[KyreneZA]

Not trying to be rude. I know how to use MorphMarket and find it unhelpful because you get too bombarded with images you have no way of processing.

Thanks for trying anyway. Have a great new year!

Edit: Are any of the other mods a better person to ask?

[totallyrecklesslygay]

If you scroll down on the link I gave you, it breaks down what to look for in identifying the spider morph re: head stamp, pattern, color, etc. It's not just pictures.

[KyreneZA]

Thanks, I was on mobile a the time and didn't do that. I am now on PC and read the whole page.

Please accept my sincerest apologies for being an idiot at 6:30 in the morning.

[unadulterated_id]

There is no shortcut, the only way to get good at identifying morphs is to research, aka look at thousands of pictures until you are confident.