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    Re: What to look for in a Bumblebee

    Quote Originally Posted by LOSTCOAST_BALLZ View Post
    how do u look for wobbling I will be attending a show and looking to purchase a male bee or spider. how do i steer clear of wobbleing and or other negative traits. thanks alot. dont mean to steal the thread think that the wobbling thing really is well upsetting
    Ask the breeder if you can hold the animal, don't get offended if they ask you to sanitize your hands, if the breeder declines letting you hold it ask the breeder if they will take it out of the display and hold it so you can get a better look. I would only be concerned about a wobble that happens with regular handeling. A wobble while feeding is really no big deal to me, I have never had a spider, or related morph, that had a wobble so bad it stopped them from eating. So, if the animal can be handeled without showing a wobble you should be ok

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