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    Re: Spiders

    I was told by a top breeder in Germany that The 1st wild caught spider didn't have wobble


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    Re: Spiders

    Quote Originally Posted by Jt balls View Post
    I was told by a top breeder in Germany that The 1st wild caught spider didn't have wobble


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    I want to say that there is a video in which Kevin said the first spider had pretty severe spider symptoms...

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    Spiders

    Iv just done some research and looked at a Write up NERD have done. It seem ur right. I apologise! I was falsely to that the 1st W/C spider did not wobble and when they started mass breeding them the wobble started.


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    Re: Spiders

    Quote Originally Posted by Jt balls View Post
    If u breed two snakes with the spider gene for eg a bee to a spinner blast this will double ur chances of having more server head wobble
    This theory has been proven wrong by all the breeders I know (and probably by all the ones I don't know). The wobble is fairly random, and can pop up at anytime, and at any severity level anytime the Spider gene is present.

    As long as they eat, shed, and poop, there is nothing wrong with your Spider being a little dingy in the cranium
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    Re: Spiders

    Quote Originally Posted by Wheatley View Post
    If you bred a pinstripe x spider (spinner), would the wobble from the spider be carried down to it's offspring?
    Just to clarify, the wobble can be passed down only to the spider offspring (spider and spinner), not to any resulting pinstripe or normal.

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    Re: Spiders

    Quote Originally Posted by J.P. View Post
    Just to clarify, the wobble can be passed down only to the spider offspring (spider and spinner), not to any resulting pinstripe or normal.
    Thats why we stated "anything with a spider gene". If it doesnt have spider it doesnt wobble.

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