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Re: Are ALL Spider morphs carry those goofy genetic traits?
I soooooo appreciate all the responses. The fact that once Morphing does occur, things just happen as it goes. I still will NOT BREED him. Thanks once again.:P
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Re: Are ALL Spider morphs carry those goofy genetic traits?
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Originally Posted by twoyrbrat
I soooooo appreciate all the responses. The fact that once Morphing does occur, things just happen as it goes. I still will NOT BREED him. Thanks once again.:P
Good for you! I refuse to even OWN a Spider or any of their tainted morphs...!!!
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Re: Are ALL Spider morphs carry those goofy genetic traits?
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Originally Posted by TheSnakeGuy
I was told by 2 breeders at a reptile show that a way to help reduce the wobble is to incubate your spider gene eggs a couple degrees below normal. Anyone else heard/done this? Any truth to it?
Temperature has nothing to do with the wobble in spider genes.
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Originally Posted by JeRMz
Good for you! I refuse to even OWN a Spider or any of their tainted morphs...!!!
Good. More for me ;)
There is nothing wrong with keeping spider genes. I love my bee, she is the sweetest of my balls, and an excellent eater. I love her to pieces! Don't let the wobble stop you if you like them.
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Re: Are ALL Spider morphs carry those goofy genetic traits?
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Originally Posted by DrDooLittle
Good. More for me ;)
There is nothing wrong with keeping spider genes. I love my bee, she is the sweetest of my balls, and an excellent eater. I love her to pieces! Don't let the wobble stop you if you like them.
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Have them. Have them all! I prefer health over cosmetics, any day. Would you buy a horse, dog, cat, fish, bird, ANYTHING that acted like that? Doubt it. It's ALL about the paint jobs and the $$$$$.....I'm done. Name your next one Michael J. Fox, for all I care. :rofl:
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They all have issues.. It don't seem to bother a lot of people but it is the reason I will never own one..
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Originally Posted by JeRMz
Have them. Have them all! I prefer health over cosmetics, any day. Would you buy a horse, dog, cat, fish, bird, ANYTHING that acted like that? Doubt it. It's ALL about the paint jobs and the $$$$$.....I'm done. Name your next one Michael J. Fox, for all I care. :rofl:
So people shouldn't breed dogs that can have genetic problems? Like for example, German Shepherds and their hips? Whatever. To each their own. You don't like them, I don't care.
And no, its not about money. I'm not even breeding yet, and when I do it is only going to be to produce things that I want, not to make a business of it.
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Re: Are ALL Spider morphs carry those goofy genetic traits?
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Originally Posted by JeRMz
Name your next one Michael J. Fox, for all I care. :rofl:
The spider gene is what it is, people breed all kinds of animals with issues, maybe it's not for you but making fun of Michael J Fox, that's in very poor taste
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Re: Are ALL Spider morphs carry those goofy genetic traits?
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Originally Posted by JeRMz
Have them. Have them all! I prefer health over cosmetics, any day. Would you buy a horse, dog, cat, fish, bird, ANYTHING that acted like that? Doubt it. It's ALL about the paint jobs and the $$$$$.....I'm done. Name your next one Michael J. Fox, for all I care. :rofl:
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Originally Posted by snakesRkewl
The spider gene is what it is, people breed all kinds of animals with issues, maybe it's not for you but making fun of Michael J Fox, that's in very poor taste
i think he was trying to make a point.
and i totally agree with it. why continue breeding the morph knowing its going to produce hatchlings with health issues??
just my 2 cents ;)
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I didn't say I didn't agree but the example is in very poor taste ...
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