I admit, watching my spider boy corkscrew and go wild used to make me anxious and worried. It really bothered me because I felt like he was struggling. After a while it bothered me less. He ate on his own, but had trouble finding the rodent. He missed more than my other snakes, but he's been a great feeder.Originally Posted by CaGirl5
I think I was just shocked when I saw it for the first time. Of course, I had researched it before and I knew everything about it... It's just different to see it in person happening to your own snake. But I realized, he's still the sweetest snake and the happiest snake in the world and the wobble changes nothing. I was just a little sad to see it at first.
And after watching some other snakes wobble, it's not that bad at all so I'm feeling better
I love this snake to death! That's all
My spider and killerbee will wobble when I'm trying to take pictures of them on a cold piece of melamine. I haven't really messed with the stingerbee, but he has done it once or twice after I wake him up for a cleaning. I don't think temperature is the cause for the wobble. My next guess would be hunger, but I don't think they get hungry when you keep them fed every week.. Stress maybe? Or maybe it really is just a motor defect, and they simply have trouble moving forward in the direction they choose o_O..
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