Spiders tend towards wobbling. Some are hardly noticeable, some are so severe, it looks like Stargazing, or some EBD related convulsions.

My advice, buy one that you can see in person, one that does not tend to wobble. If you get one over the net, ask for one that does not wobble, maybe even ask for a video of it. I got my adult female Spider from EBN, and asked for a non wobbler. That is what they sent me. She was never a wobbler, and only does a slight head bob as an adult, when she is excited about food. I have to go with, if it does not wobble as a baby, it will probably be ok as an adult. If it does wobble as a baby, who knows as an adult, and it might get worse....

Dave

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