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    Re: Ever think that my spider may be more adapted to this world then your normal?

    Very nice thought. I agree. My spiders wobble is almost unnoticable and he is in fact one of my best feeders, he misses once in a blue moon but he always gets his meal and feeds every time often looking for more. I think that most genetic traits whether it be color, pattern, or behavior come from a genetic advantage at some point in the history of the animals and their environments and that most of the traits we see today are genetic leftovers hanging on just incase they become usefull again.

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