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Posted by rwells69 on February 13, 2003 at 15:02:27:

I have a burm that twitches his head when going into a coiled position. Is this normal? Before he rests his head, he twitches his head in a up and down motion. Is this normal, or can this be the sign of a neurological disorder (inbreeding)? I have no history on him and he is kept separate from my collection. Any help would be appreciated.

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