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Originally Posted by hhmoore
Also, a very low wobble spider can become a twisting mess (and stay that way) after breeding. I can't/won't say that they all do...but all of mine did.
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I haven't personally noticed that but I can say that low wobble spiders can become high wobble when they get older and vice versa. I've bought big proven breeder spiders with practically no wobble and others that couldn't hold their heads straight. I've also bought snakes as babies that had terrible wobble and it went away as they got older. There's really no way to know.
So like Harald said initially, if you like the gene then that's all there is to it, they aren't any more difficult to take care of, they just have neurological problems and act weird.