Spider Wobble......

And which keeper would say no to a morph that as a whole eats like a machine?! We're always complaining about how often our snakes stop eating but spiders only really slow down around breeding time, right?

I'm looking forward to getting my spider girl. I've got her all picked out already. :P

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Originally Posted by LGray23

Anything with the spider gene, including multi-gene animals, all have the wobble to some extent.

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Yup and anyone who tells you any different is a liar. We've met a lot of breeders who claim they do not sell spiders with wobble. Avoid these people like the plague! Reminds me of a breeder we know around here who claims he doesn't sell any that wobble and if any do they should be culled. This same guy traded us one of his spiders about a year ago that has a pretty decent wobble. This idiot also publicly claims that you don't need a thermostat with an UTH. :rolleyes: The wobble is nothing to worry about, though. All of our spiders, even those with bad wobbles, have always been our best eaters and breeders.

Anything spider will have some degree of it. My bumblebee had a bit the first few days settling in here, and her first two meals. Other than that, I don't see it anymore. I think she has a mild case and only comes out when stressed. She is also the sweetest snake I own, as well as the best eater. Never missed a meal. I love spiders and bees.... :)

well the 3 i have all have some form of wobble, although hard to notice, it is still there. but i could not be any happier with them. the girls are hogs with feeding, the male although being a little picky right now, should do well once he gets on track.