Spider wobble

I'll add one more thought here: I cannot deny the beauty created with morphs..."eye candy"! But please realize that no matter how stunning a snake is, when
we see it everyday it becomes 'normal' & our fickle eyes crave a different "eye candy". It is for that reason I don't think it's worth breeding animals with genetic
defects no matter HOW stunning they turn out. You (-whoever owns them) still have to live with them for the rest of their lives....personally, I would feel guilty
for having contributed to making more of them just because they "sell". Just my :2cent:...

And I don't think we're "off-topic" at all...just on a touchy one, since the OP expressed sadness & mixed feelings about his new pet.

That’s what kind of reply I was looking for thank u , if the snake isn’t in pain or anything then it’s fine , her wobble isn’t too bad , she does the whole corkscrew thing when I put her back she’s fine handling and slithering on her own

Agree

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Let me clarify what I am agreeing to is that they should not be bred there's plenty of other morphs to choose from and in all honesty there's probably too many ..We need to be happy with what's out there and just stop trying to make that high-dollar on a new color

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And I don't think we're "off-topic" at all...just on a touchy one, since the OP expressed sadness & mixed feelings about his new pet.

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To clarify, the slippery and very off topic slope that Zina so eloquently summarized is trying to extrapolate, in any way, BP morphs/genetic defects to persons with disabilities. I'm happy that the conversation has gotten back on track.