baby spider ball keeps shaking its head this normall?

[AK907]

And many will agree as well so i will play the odds. Im not the one preaching that its proven they all have wobbles and they will always pass wobbles. My data rests on years of experience. Therefore the system i have works. Thats all the data i need. It takes more then a couple years and google to figure it out. Let me ask you this. Are you fine with breeding an animal that has an apparent health issue and producing babies that could have it as well and then fine with selling those animals to people? If you answer yes then that proves my point about breeding quantity over quality. I have had wobbles in the past and some severe. Those severe cases go to the freezer. But since ive been so selective with what i breed and how i breed i havent had issues. Im not about to sell someone a jacked up animal. It makes you look bad and then the fauna snipers will rip you apart. Its all about quality in my book

And that is fine if that is what works for you, stick to it. More power to ya.

However in 99% of the cases I wouldn't really consider the wobble a health issue. A quirk maybe, but I haven't had any health issues with any of our spiders that was linked to their wobble. Ever notice how people brag about how their spiders are their best eaters and best breeders? Well I will certainly back those people up because our spiders are hands down our best eaters and breeders too.

So what you are saying is that if it has a bad wobble you automatically put it down? Is this anything like yanking teeth out of a rats mouth before feeding it to a snake so it can't bite back? If so I am NOT down with that at all.

Me personally, I don't give a crap what those uptight, holier than thou art jerks at Fauna think. I've met quite a few in person and let me tell you, I really wished I hadn't met most of them. I haven't used Fauna in a good year because of the people there.