no. thats why i said its probably not that unless she has spider in her.

my spider does this a lot and was glad to here its a spider thing, weird to watch, im suprized she doesnt tie her head in a knot sometimes lol

__________________
1.0.0 Mojave - for sale
0.1.0 Normal Royal - for sale
1.1.0 butter royal

jo (im a her)

most spiders have this, its just a spider thing. it doesnt seem to bother them. when i first heard of it i kept a close eye on my male, but i have never seen him do it, unless at feeding time just before he strikes. you may find your spider is a prolific feeder too, mine is. i think every royal should have the spider feeding gene in them!!! lol

How old is she????

__________________
Scott

1.1 Royal Python (Python Regius)
0.1 Anerytheristic Motley Corn (Elaphe Guttata)
1.0 Anerytheristic Corn (Elaphe Guttata)
0.1 Normal Striped Corn (Elaphe Guttata)
1.0 Candy Cane Corn (Elephe Guttata)
1.1Huachuca Mountain King Snake (Lampropeltis pyromelana woodini)
1.1 Gray Banded King Snake (Lampropeltis Alterna)
1.0 Western Hognose (Heterodon Nasicus Nasicus)
1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa (Epicrates cenchria cenchria)
1.0 False Water Cobra or Brazilian Smooth Snake (Hydrodynastes Gigas)

comming up to 1 year old, never missed a feed nice and round

__________________
Kylie - The Godess Of Pop

lol my clown het does this, but in a different way i think - when it sees me/my hand it freezes, puts neck up, stares at me and shakes head from side to side. Oh but it loves me still

__________________
1.0 Royal pyhton - Hannibal