I have a Male bumble bee, he eats well every 5-7 days with no problems. However when I take him out, he tips his head over and lays the back of his head on my hand. Is this common or something I need to be concerned with, other than this he is perfect in every way. I heard it comes from the spider genetics. I just need to know if I need to be concerned with it and passing it on to the babies.
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Bumble Bee tipping head and body over
wreckless
Nov 14, 2007 05:22 PM
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FatBoyBallPython
Dec 19, 2007 03:18 PM
Probally nothing to worry about. All my spiders do this and it is probally passed on the the bees through genetics. Someone with a bee would probally better answer than me though. I have held other spiders that don't tilt their head.
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