Ball acting very weird...

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Originally Posted by Hunkycorn

I wouldn't know about her genetics. As far as I know she's the standard old ball. What would that have to do with it? Are there morph specific health problems?

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If your BP has the Spider genetics it will look something like this:

http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...t/efd50d75.jpg

The spider morph has a neurological disorder. Nothing to worry about in most cases but there are a few that it can cause issues in. The snake pictured above is mine and is fine (slight head wobble but nothing serous) so yes there are some morphs that have issues.

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Originally Posted by Hunkycorn

I wouldn't know about her genetics. As far as I know she's the standard old ball. What would that have to do with it? Are there morph specific health problems?

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That question was more of a joke than anything...sorry for confusing you. BPs with Spider genetics have been known to act a little wonky. It's part of their charm.

A quick fix to keep ur humidity around 50-60 percent is to use Cyprus mulch and I u have a screen top put tin foil over it. Using Cyprus alone has kept me around 55


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