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What are the morphs of each of them? Do all 3 have wobble, how many snakes do you have? Can you add information about what’s going on.
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Yeah sorry I got them from a guy I met and he told me that it’s a banana cinnamon phantom yellow belly bling and I didn’t really get much info on the parents that’s them in the pictures I posted. The baby has a bad head wobble but he said there was no spider gene
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Is it just the baby that had head wobble? How long have you had them?
Do you have more info on the enclosure, temperature & humidity?
That baby looks like it could have HGW in it. Spider is not the only morph with neuro.
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Not seeing HGW in there, looks to be as advertised to me.
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@lmc09, have you done any type of quarantine treatment on these animals?
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It could be anything from genetics to high temperature to chemicals or failed mite treatment.
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My first impression of that snake was hidden gene woma mixed in as well. If it has a wobble, that would be the missing piece of the puzzle.
High temperatures can cause stroke and thus wobble, and mite treatments done improperly can cause neurological problems (permethrin is a neurotoxin), but those would be more difficult to prove.
Do all three snakes wobble or just the banana combo?
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From what I understood the top one is the baby of the two parents whose pictures are lower. The baby is the only one with the wobble.
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@erie-herps , thanks, I missed that. Definitely no hgw in either adult, but is anyone else seeing spotnose in the mother? I know only super spotnose is supposed to wobble, but…
I agree 
I do not
Also doesn’t have to be a genetic trait causing the wobble.
I personally think this Is most likely the culprit
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