It's endearing. It doesn't seem to effect their quality of life, and they're quite quirky compared to other snakes. Imagine peeking in two tubs; the first snake raises it's head slightly to look at you better while the second twists his whole head and neck around to look at you upside down (complete with tongue flicks). It's an interesting break from the normal routine.Originally Posted by anicatgirl
OK. So I have a question. I'm not trying to rain on anybody's parade, cause these are very cute pics, but I figure y'all could answer my question best. How do you feel about the wobble? I have only been into snakes for about a year, and I have always thought that I would look at a wobble snake if I had one and feel sad for it, feel like apologizing... I didn't know how to feel about the responsibility of breeding snakes with issues like these. I don't really have a formed opinion, just thought I would feel bad, but I look at your pictures and they're just cute little ones like my lesser pastel, but inclined to enjoy being upside down. Sorry if this is a thread hijacking, but I had to ask.....
Oi. Pastels and pins are mutants, too.
This is my favorite picture I've gotten of Gio being weird. I catch him doing things like this all the time, but this was the only time I had a camera handy
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