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    Re: what to look for in a good spider

    Quote Originally Posted by sosa View Post
    i heard of spider sleeping with there heads upside down idk if thats wobble means, but how would that affect its eating habits
    Hard to describe, here is a video of what a wobble looks like:

    Sometimes its so bad that they can't aim to strike.
    The wobble looks a little goofy but as long as they still eat ok the wobble really is no big deal. I own 4 BP's with a spider gene in them and they all grew out of their wobbles. I've heard some keep the wobbles and I've heard rarely that they get worse with age.

    One more spider trait is that they tend to be more curious and outgoing than the average BP.
    Last edited by Adam Chandler; 09-10-2010 at 01:10 AM.
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