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I think my spider ball python had a seizure the other day. I was cleaning cages when I heard a thump noise look over and he is just moving around in a knot like ball. I run over and pull him out he was breathing very heavy and his muscles were like pulsating. I got him calm and then he was fine after a few minutes. he does have the wobble and will corkscrew once in a while.
Wobbles can get worse as they get older, so behavior you may not have seen before can happen at any time. Maybe it was just an extra rough moment for him.
I agree with Willow (though it's difficult to know for sure). "Moving around in a knot" is what my Woma does quite frequently, and she has severe wobble issues. The heavy breathing might be part of it too, since they tend to do that when stressed; when my Woma gets freaked out, she goes bonkers, twisting and corkscrewing even more than usual.
I'd keep an eye on him, though. Make sure nothing else seems wrong.
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