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Yeah his is only when he is reaching upwards in the tub. I remember when I got my bee home he was lying with his head upside down in the tub and I had to prod him (gently) to make sure he was still alive!
My spider rights himself so quickly it is barely noticeable but I was curious. He's such a character!
My bee has never shown signs of the wobble past day one, head upside down moment!
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One of my spiders only has a wobble when looking up. Eats fine, handles fine. But man when she looks up it gets really bad lol. Perfectly normal
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My spider boy has no visible wobble in every day interaction while I have him out but, when he is ready to feed and knows there's rats he seems to get really excited and that's when his wobble comes out. But it has never put him off in his aim or feeding response and I don't recall him ever skipping a meal in four years.
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Re: Spider Wobble
Does Wobble manifest as a snake gets older? Or is it apparent from day one? My spider is a year old and shows no sign of a wobble at all.
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Re: Spider Wobble
 Originally Posted by Saber402
Does Wobble manifest as a snake gets older? Or is it apparent from day one? My spider is a year old and shows no sign of a wobble at all.
It can stay dormant forever, can be so small you don't realise it, show from day one or turn up at any point in their lives etc. I've had my spider since the 14th of last month and his has shown in the last week. He is very young but it seemed to come out of no where. It doesn't affect him at all (wobble doesn't affect most spiders) but those who don't know much about the wobble think it is cruel and that spiders and spider morphs should be eradicated.
I disagree. My spider is a lovely, tame, well-eating boy and I wouldn't change him, wobble or not
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My bumblebee has the same slight wobble. She reaches up to the top and slightly corkscrews up there. Also when she's eating she'll shake her head a little but I've never seen her miss a strike, I think it adds character haha
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Sod's law - my bee and spider struck and ate tonight along with my new mojave. My lesser, het gs and albino all struck, missed and gave up. Just goes to show you!
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Totally normal. People say they have spiders that don't wobble, they just don't pay close enough attention. They all have varying degrees of wobble, or different ways of expressing their wobble. Some only show it when prey is around, some when they are moving, some when they are laying around, some all the time. It's not going to harm them, they just look weird. The one nice thing is that they seem to eat just about anything.
This is what my bee does when he's waiting to be fed. He sort of corkscrews and then doesn't move, just lays there like he's dead. I have a spider female who only sucks at striking, not weird otherwise; a spinner female who extra sucks at striking and tilts her head a lot; and the bee corkscrews, tilts is head, plays dead, but he has perfect aim when he strikes. Like I said, they have their own way of displaying wobble. None of mine really wobble, my first spider did, but only when he ate. His head would wobble/shake ever so slightly right before he struck.
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That is how my bee was when I got him home after buying from a private seller! I thought he was dead! Haha. The bee doesn't show a wobble but the spider has started, as I said both ate perfectly tonight so the wobble doesn't affect at all 
Your bee is gorgeous! I really love the spider morph and its combinations
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