Quote Originally Posted by JoshJP7 View Post
The wobble is a known genetic trait... Its probably a fair statement that all spiders wobble to some degree. Some do it more than others but if it has no impact on the animals health whats the big deal? My girl wobbles but I still plan on breeding her.
Ask Corey Woods what the big deal is.
He got a spider in for a breeding arrangement a few years back that he was told was a great spider and ready to breed. The thing couldn't move much less breed. It sat in the corner of the tub with it's head and body distorted.
I don't agree with breeding spiders that have a signifigant, noticeable wobble. Granted wobblers can appear in a clutch from non-wobblers but why not use the best animals for breeders and leave the really bad wobblers out of the gene pool?