What would you get

Okay, so I've already answered this poll, but I just wanted to say something random.

I just woke up from my name before I go back to work(again), and for a second there, I thought that the thread was, "What would you eat"

Oh boy. -Facepalm.-

Spiders are just awesome snakes and they make really sweet looking bees.

IMO it depends on what your future plans are..I love spiders on their own, but I would pick the hets just for the morph possibilities.

spider female since you already have the pastel:gj:

caramels can have kink issues, spiders can have wobble.

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Originally Posted by BHB

Funny that your choices are both animals that seem to have a little flaw in them. Spiders with the head wobble and Caramels with the kinking issue. I think both are a little over blown, but it does suck when you produce a kinked caramel or a wobbly spider after all your hard work. I think I would still go the Spider route. Bees are great and as long as you get a good line the wobbles are not as common as most think. The other thing is that a pastel to spider you're odds of getting something that is cool is much greater. On average you'll get a pastel, spider and bumble bee out of four eggs, where as the het caramels on average you'll just get one caramel and three possible hets. I'm not down on Caramels, they are one of my favorites, just in this case that would be what I would. Brian(BHB)

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You heard the man!

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I love spiders. They're my oober-favorite. So, of course, I voted for spider. My spider has the slight wobble when he has his head held up unmoving, like when he is on "hunt" mode. Other than that, you don't see it. He is such a pig, he'll eat as many as you put infront of him. But, he will only eat live ones. Tried to get him to eat pre-killed because we have this hognose who only eats pre-killed who is on a fast. But, nope, he will only take them alive. But, because of that wobble when he's on hunt mode, he still hasn't mastered the art of taking a rat by the neck. One time, he went for the head, missed, and got the back leg instead. He coiled anyway, but the rat's head was free and took two swipes at him before he got it under control which was before I got the hemostats in my hand. They were small puncture wounds but it was still worrisome. So now, everytime he feeds, I got the hemostats poised and ready for immediate intervention.