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I own 3 animals carrying the spider gene. Both the banana spider moj enchi male and bumblebee female are great, eat well and are just sweet snakes. I can barely see the wobble when they're about to strike the prey.
The third one tho is a bit different (spider leopard). He's more or less a rescue, got it almost free from someone not taking very good care.
He's a bad spinner with a disastrous aim, always keeping his head crooked and often upside down. He's a 2013 male and only weights 800gr, got him to eat a couple times before the winter, now he's going trough a 3 months long fast.
Honestly I feel sorry for him from time to time. That said, only a small percentage of the spiders do show such bad symptoms and they still thrive and even breed.
3.10 ball python(banana spider moj enchi, lavander, spider leopard, dreamsicle, 2 pied, bumblebee, pinstripe, butter pastel, superpastel, pastel, pastave, het dreasmicle)
1.1 boa c. imperator (albino, hypo)
1.2 carpet python (zebra, jaguar, jungle)
2.2 burmese python (hypo, pearl, dwarf hypo, dwarf)
0.1 brazilian rainbow boa
1.1 hognose (albino, tiger anaconda)
1.1 california king (albino, chocolate stripe)
1.1 mexican black king
1.1 corn (caramel)
1.1 honduran milk (albino, hypo)
0.0.1 green tree python
0.0.1 argentine tegu
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