Quote Originally Posted by Somed00d View Post
it is a neurological problem with spiders.
Sorry not to take the thread off topic too much but I heard something interesting this weekend on the spider "wobble". One of the vendors at the show in Manch was saying that they've done some studies and the reason that spiders "wobble" in the first place is because the genetics that give them that spider pattern are on the same allele as their vision. So supposedly spiders see their whole world as spinning constantly. As they get older they usually learn to deal with it and that's why older spiders usually do not spin as much if at all compared to the younger ones .

It was just funny because they were selling this little spider female and she was literally spinning herself into knots. I know people are gonna hate me for saying that it's funny but y'know it's more of a quirk in my mind than something to be deathly afraid of. My little spider has a bit of a wobble sometimes when he gets excited.

Lol, sorry for the little hijack just thought that was interesting. He is a very nice looking little spider for sure and for that price you can't beat it!