So.... :(

I have said on here how I never noticed a wobble in my spider... I jinxed myself he is one of my snakes that eats live small rats... Last night I noticed it while feeding and I sighed then he struck missed didn't even bite the rat and just coiled it looking at me.. :sigh: So sad

Keep an eye on it. It could be during feedings only or it may get worse as it gets older. It's just part of spiders

Yeah I know I always keep an eye on him and never noticed it but last night I noticed when I went to feed he started moving his head and I literally just sighed and thought " Ah crap"

No Worries...I found out about the 'wobble' soon after I bought my spider, and the breeder didn't even warn me. Turned out to be a good snake anyway, just with special handling needs. Now I have a bee with even worse of a neurological condition...but he eats great, is a great breeder, and is overall a great snake born in 2008. The spider still strives with it's issues.

ive never seen a spiders wobble so im not much help, but i wanted to add that my cat has a terrible wobble (because shes super cross-eyed) and sometimes its the most hilarious thing ive ever seen, especially if you scare her (accidently, of course) it gets really bad, im laughing just writing about this:rofl:

A Spider's wobble isn't a bad thing, Spiders can live perfectly fine even with a bad case of wobbles and corkscrewing.

mine is a cb11 female spider and she wobbles really bad corkscrewing all the time im used to it now but she seams to be carming down with reagular handling

I don't mind him wobbling but just noticed it.
Can't believe I missed it

I got lucky, my Spider almost never wobbles. She only does it when she gets super-excited about food. :P

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Originally Posted by xFenrir

I got lucky, my Spider almost never wobbles. She only does it when she gets super-excited about food. :P

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Mine never did either, til then