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    Re: Mild Head wobble?

    Congrats on the new snake. She is beautiful!

    I know there is a lot of concern for new owners whether or not their ball python 'wobbles'.
    I think a lot of new snakes are spatially disorientated/panicked in new environments and in their confusion are often clumsy and prone to odd movements (especially when climbing up/down a foreign object).

    There are a lot of videos on YouTube showing 'Spider Wobble'. I have dozens of Spider ball pythons. Below is a video of me holding my worst wobbler (outside feeding time) for comparison. You can see the left-right head shake because he is stressed.



    Note: I don't antagonize him in the video because he hates handling and will definitely bite me.
    Last edited by Lord Sorril; 05-26-2021 at 03:23 PM.
    *.* TNTC

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