Quote Originally Posted by Pulcher View Post
I mean ya a really bad spinning/wobbling spider no one will want but i think the wobbling of some degree gives them personality.

My spider has wobbles when he gets excited or when he eats.
He has given me the puppy dog look which i laughed really hard because he was sitting on my bed looking at me and his head was cocked to the side slightly. He is my first BP and i wouldent trade him for anything.

I dont get why some people frown upon spiders because their one genetic trait. They make beautiful combo's and are great to have. I think i could deal with the spider wobble more than i could breeding albino's, caramel albinos then having to deal with all the kinking/deformed babies coming out and having to kill the whole clutch because they cant even function which has been done by the high end breeders. I love my spider
I like spiders and wouldnt turn one down with a slight case of wobbles or spins but wow the one i held that i was going to buy.. NO one would have bought it if they held it first. He was all over the place. He was rolling so bad that he refused to stay right side up. It was hard to hold on to him. At times he would just flip so fast. It wasnt a fear or nervous response either. He was calm. Just had the worst case of spider spins id ever seen.

Im sure most are not that bad. Its definately best to question the breeder about its feeding habits and background. Its even better if you can handle the spider first and be allowed to watch it feed.