Spider gene?.?.?

They ALL wobble it can be from very slight (leading some owners to believe their's don't wobble) to severe (rare), it is present in any mustation with the spider gene, it cannot be bred out.

Wobble can be slight and become more severe and vice versa, slight wobbler have and can produced severe wobblers and vice versa.

Temperture and stress can affect wobbling as well.

In the vast majority of cases it is mild to moderate and does not affect their life at all.

Bottome line Spiders are not for everyone, do your research, know what to expect and decide whether or not this is something you wish to work with.

I have never let this deter me from working with Spider.

I have produced close to 100 spiders over the last 5 years, and have yet to produce one that I thought would need to be put down due to the "Wobble". That being said I have produced a few animals that are bad wobblers and some that aren't. In the end it's all with what you're comfortable dealing with. Spider make some of the best combos in my opinion but I also understand when people say they wish to reframe from working with them.

You'll need to do some research and figure out if the chance of a train wreck wobbler is worth you breeding them and having to keep one or two for life because they are Train Wrecks..

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

I do agree with this, my spider is the easiest to deal with bar none.

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Same with my bee.


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