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    Erratic behaviour

    My male Bee, has been acting very erratic lately, Unsure why. When i try too hold him, he just starts skirming and swinging around fast. I then place back in the tub and he still acts the same for a little while untill he finds one of his hides.

    Just wondering if theres anything I should be worried about?
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    Sounds like he's either stressed or maybe his wobble is showwing itself(anything with spider gene carries the wobble too), as long as he's eating and your husbandry is spot on I wouldn't worry.
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    Run a search 'spider wobble' on the forums here. My bee only acts silly when he's hungry or very stressed out. Did you just change something about the setup? Has he always done it?
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