It’s really more of a personal choice. You will hear very opinionated people on both sides but it the end it’s all about if you think it’s wrong or not.

Most people who own a spider however will tell you that the wobble does not effect the animals quality of life at all and they really are very sweet animals. I own a spider myself lol. The most it will really do is cause them to miss their strike on prey a few times maybe and act a little funny sometimes, such as hanging with their head upside down or getting shaky from time to time. Some people love it and thinks it gives them personality and is cute, others it really bothers. If something like that would bother you then I wouldn’t get it, but really it isn’t a huge deal IMO My girl has a slight wobble when she gets excited as well and it literally effects her in no way at all. She shakes a little before striking, missed once, I held the prey a little closer and she got it just fine. Also keep in mind that the wobble may change with age, sometimes they get worse, sometimes they go away completely, sometimes they don’t change at all.

As for breeding again it’s a personal preference, but the severity of the wobble does not effect how much a wobble the babies will have. All spiders have the same chance to get the wobble no matter what when they are born. A spider with no wobble at all can produce babies with severe wobbles and spiders with severe wobbles can produce babies with no wobble. I personally don’t have a problem with at and will probably breed my girl in the future. It’s really up to what you think is right


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