spinning/wobble

[janeothejungle]

Oh, at night all of my snakes do that spiders and normals. Is she rubbing her nose against the top of the enclosure? This is just curious snake behavior
Im not too sure how a normal would have head wobble, but I'm sure it's possible... But yea, there is definitely nothing to worry about, and if it was IBD, trust me, you would know! And about the spinning with spiders, a lot of people find the spinning to be such a TERRIBLE thing! I truthfully don't find it to be a problem AT ALL! If the snake can eat, digest, shed, breed, and explore, there is NOTHING wrong with it, and they are NO different than any other snake.
-Brandon

Please stop offering opinions on posts as if you have any real experience whatsoever. All you are doing is muddying the water and confusing other people who are looking for accurate information.... Of course you don't find spinning to be a problem, you have what.. 1 spider? and you've been in this hobby what... 1 month now?? Glad to see you learned the lesson after your botched breakout and that humility is working so well for you.

As to the original post, I'm with the Wonginator. Also it tends to be more pronounced (in any morph or norm) when they are young. In quite a few cases, when the wobble/tremor is faint as a youngster then tend to lose it completely as their muscles develop and they gain better control.


~Kat