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    Re: Spider wobble in full effect

    Quote Originally Posted by Heathertoft View Post
    Okay, I'm not gonna quote folk as there's too much to quote, but correct me if I'm wrong...to the people comparing Spiders to "People Morphs," aren't humans...mmm, a SOCIAL MAMMAL as opposed to a moderatly solitary REPTILE???

    I am not worried about one snake making fun of or shunning another for their odd wobble.
    I didn't notice anyone worrying about how other snakes would make fun of spiders, but rather that getting around as they do makes their life harder.

    What is hard for them (like striking, simply going in a straight line, etc), other snakes can do easily. The survival and breeding instincts are still there and the mutation does not get in the way of that in a captive setting, but when the brain tells their body to go in a straight line and they aren't getting the correct response, it is likely on some level stressful.
    Last edited by Tikall; 02-07-2010 at 07:39 PM.

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