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    Re: What to look for in a Bumblebee

    Quote Originally Posted by SlitherinSisters View Post
    When looking for a 'good' bee look for one that isn't dirty. The dirtiness will just enhance with age, because like all others they dull/darken with age.

    Anything with the spider gene has the possibility to wobble. Just like with Spiders you can get one with a horrible wobble who has babies with very minimal wobble or a one with minimal wobble who has babies with horrible wobble, it's a roll of the dice. Wobble really doesn't effect the snake, it will thrive just like any other. Of course there are extreme cases, but those are usually found when mixing lots of genes (the woma is especially known for that).

    My spider doesn't have a noticeable wobble to the untrained eye but he's a little.... slow, to put it nicely. He's been a real bitter lately, I think he's lost it
    Very well put!
    Last edited by PassionsPythons; 12-14-2010 at 10:13 PM.

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