"spinning" and combo morphs

This thread was inspired by the wobbler/spinner thread posted earlier today.
My question is this: has the wobble/spinner syndrome been observed in any of the spider combination morphs? :confused:

Short answer: Yes

my bee spins/wobbles, but shes still pretty

Yes....

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Originally Posted by LadyOhh

Short answer: Yes

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Is there a long answer?

So assuming that this gene for spinning is linked with the gene for spider...

Is it possible that through all of the combos and crossing of different morphs this could become linked with another morph (other than spider) through some random mishap durring random assortment?

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Originally Posted by casperca

Is there a long answer?

So assuming that this gene for spinning is linked with the gene for spider...

Is it possible that through all of the combos and crossing of different morphs this could become linked with another morph (other than spider) through some random mishap durring random assortment?

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Or, if it is a gene or an allele combination or protein combo, could it be bred out?

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Originally Posted by starmom

Or, if it is a gene or an allele combination or protein combo, could it be bred out?

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Yes, yes.. there's got to be a genetics buff out there... Inquiring minds want to know!

I have heard that spinning/wobbles is possible with all morphs just more prominent in spiders. I have a mojave that trembles when I pick her up but she acts fine all other times just when I handle her she vibrates. its weird but it doesn't seem to be a problem.