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How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
Wobble When Excited At Feeding Time & When Real Alert?im Seeing That Most All Spiders Do This,& Its Like A Dirty Little Secret Of The Morph.
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Re: How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
 Originally Posted by greghall
Wobble When Excited At Feeding Time & When Real Alert?im Seeing That Most All Spiders Do This,& Its Like A Dirty Little Secret Of The Morph.
...ya it's common...and not much of a secret anymore
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Re: How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
They all have it, and have always had it. It was a dirty and quite unethical secret for years.
I would like to see a discussion on the ethics of even breeding these animals. Is it not a little unethical to continue to breed animals that are nuerologically imparied? Nobody ever asks that question.
Its the equivilent to parkinsons disease in humans, why is it acceptable to intentionally produce animals with this condition , just because they are worth a couple hundred dollars?
Nick
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Re: How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
great point Nick just one problem i have 2 adult spiders that have never wobbled or spun so your theory that all spiders do it is a bit off
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Re: How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
 Originally Posted by Nick Mutton
They all have it, and have always had it. It was a dirty and quite unethical secret for years.
I would like to see a discussion on the ethics of even breeding these animals. Is it not a little unethical to continue to breed animals that are nuerologically imparied? Nobody ever asks that question.
Its the equivilent to parkinsons disease in humans, why is it acceptable to intentionally produce animals with this condition , just because they are worth a couple hundred dollars?
Nick
Not true. I have an 06 female that has zero wobble.
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Re: How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
NOBODY ADMITS TO HAVING A WOBBLER BUT EVERYBODY SAYS THEIR'S HAS NO WOBBLE AT ALL! SO WHO'S TO SAY AFTER YOU BUY ONE GET IT HOME WATCH IT FOR HOURS TO SEE THE WOBBLE & YOU DECIDE ITS NOT MUCH OR YOU IGNORE IT & SAY ITS OK & CONVINCE YOURSELF THAT ITS A SPIDER & THATS WHAT THEY DO I GUESS ITS OK. I BOUGHT ONE YESTERDAY & IT SEEMED OK WHEN I CHECKED IT OUT AT THE SHOW GOT HER HOME WATCHED HER & TO MY SURPRISE YEAH SHE WOBBLES DOES THAT MEAN I GOT RIPPED OFF($300 FOR ALMOST 400g FEMALE)OR I GOT WHAT I PAID FOR,SHE ATE LIKE A BEAST WHICH I LIKE & IS AWESOME HIGH WHITE SIDES GREAT PATTERN,LETS BE HONEST WHO'S WOBBLE? SAY 90% WOBBLE OR 10% WOBBLE JUST WANT TO KNOW?
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Re: How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
If your happy with your purchase then you didn't get ripped off. As far as "everyone" saying theirs doesn't wobble, that's not true. Reputable breeders will tell you the condition of the animals they sell.
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Re: How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
I have a wobbler, he didi it a lot in the beginning, when I bought him. H e was stressed. After about two weeks to himself in his cage, it stopped. I don't see him do it anymore. I think he was just stressed.
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Re: How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
IM HAPPY (somewhat? or I would'nt be writing this)WITH THE SNAKE SHE LOOKS AWESOME WELL STARTED 07',EATS WELL VERY ALERT,& I THINK $300 WAS A GOOD DEAL,BUT IT JUST MAKES ME THINK WAS IT GROWN UP TO ALMOST 400g & SOLD OFF BECAUSE OF THE WOBBLE OR WHAT.ITS JUST IS GETTING TO ME.MAYBE IM THINKING ABOUT IT TOO MUCH?
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Re: How Much Wobble Is Too Much In Spiders?
I have an '06 spider female whom I bought from a respected and caring breeder and I have never observed a wobble or spin or any other behavior that has been found in spiders who display 'wobbling'. I think that this might suggest that 'the wobble' is not found in all spiders I believe this makes the point that with very careful and selective breeding the 'wobble' might be able to be reduced or bred out.
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