The Nest is very blessed to have three beautiful spiders in its midst! The lovely Storm is the main photograph and the last two photos. Willow was not cooperative on picture day, and Tonka was still at my friend, Ed Duepree's house, of Wildmorph Pythons on that day.
These beautiful dominant mutations were produced by breeding Ed's spider to my normal female, Hannah, and we produced 8 gorgeous babies! The first photograph in the series is a beautiful boy that will be winging his way to Ohio and joining my friends, Joanna and Mike Franchino's collection, of ScaleKids.
Spiders do sometimes have a head wobble, that can be mild to very severe, which seems to be linked to the gene that produces spiders. Each of these kids had a very mild wobble as hatchlings and all have grown out of it. Feel free to contact me about any questions you may have about the Spider wobble.
I'm looking forward to making some gorgeous bumblebees with these lovely animals!
These beautiful dominant mutations were produced by breeding Ed's spider to my normal female, Hannah, and we produced 8 gorgeous babies! The first photograph in the series is a beautiful boy that will be winging his way to Ohio and joining my friends, Joanna and Mike Franchino's collection, of ScaleKids.
Spiders do sometimes have a head wobble, that can be mild to very severe, which seems to be linked to the gene that produces spiders. Each of these kids had a very mild wobble as hatchlings and all have grown out of it. Feel free to contact me about any questions you may have about the Spider wobble.
I'm looking forward to making some gorgeous bumblebees with these lovely animals!
