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    Bumblebees

    Any morph with the spider gene will have a wobble.

    In some cases, it can be extreme in which the animal usually suffers. By extreme, I mean smashing into the sides of their tubs repeatedly, etc.

    I have two bumblebees and they don't have a noticeable wobble at all. When it comes to feeding they are a little wonky but are able to eat like everyone else.

    If the wobble is extreme, do not attempt to breed. Although if your spider gene Bp has a little wobble, that does not mean its babies will be the same.
    Last edited by I-KandyReptiles; 02-08-2013 at 07:07 AM.

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    0.1 Dog (Truffles)
    0.1 Naked Cat (Mercedes)
    1.0 Hamster (Pumpkin)
    1.1 Bumblebees (Satyana & Weedle)
    0.3 Normals (Shayla, Rita and Althea)
    0.1 100% Het Pied Ringer (Avalon)
    1.0 Pied (Monsieur Piederoff)
    1.0 Lesser 100% Het Albino poss het OG (Tinersons)
    0.1 Spider Albino (Ivy)
    0.1 Mojave Cinnamon (Morticia)
    1.1 Normal BCIs (Damon and Conga)
    0.1 Crested Gecko (Natasha)
    0.0.1 Rosehair Tarantula (Charlotte)
    0.0.1 P.Metallica
    0.0.1 A.Avicularia
    0.0.2 P.Irminia
    0.0.1 L.Parahybona
    0.0.1 N.Coloratovillosus
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