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03-10-2016, 08:10 PM #3
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Re: From wat i kno

Originally Posted by smokeyfb

Supposedly my ball python is a spider pastel so i was told. And ahe has no wobble problems and bo kinks in her spine. She as healthy as could be. And she eats today lol

There is no pastel in your spider. A bee is a lot brighter.

My male spider has very little wobble, my female strikes dead on BUT wobbles if food is not involved.
MY male bee on the other hand is one I prefer to feed F/T or pre killed just because I never know with him.....

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