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Thread: Wobble or not?

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    Wobble or not?

    If you breed a spider to a spider and get some normals will they also have the wobbles?

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    Wobble is attached to the spider gene itself (or is passed along with it) if the baby is a normal it won't have wobble.
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    Re: Wobble or not?

    Quote Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
    Wobble is attached to the spider gene itself (or is passed along with it) if the baby is a normal it won't have wobble.
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