Is there a Morph you will never own/breed due to genetics?

This is a conversation that is occuring in several circles, and I wanted to know from you all.

Is there a morph out there that you would not consider ever owning/breeding due to genetic issues?

The most obvious are the Spider wobble and the Caramel kink, but others are out there...

Please share!

Maybe not balls, but boas... the gene that makes those pop-eyes or blind ones... I couldnt, wouldnt breed for that knowing it was a very real possibilty.

Nope,

I was nervous about Spiders and the wobbles but I love bees way to much to hold me back. Plus the theory that combo spiders show fewer signs of the wobbles helped me feel better. I don't think kinking in Caramels should be that big of a deal anymore; there are many people who painstakingly outcrossed their lines to prevent against it.

The morph I would never own is the Derma ball. Not sure what the current status on this project is but I was turned off from the first picture I saw.

Hybrids.

There is actually one hybrid I've been thinking about trying for one day, but if I did it I would never let any of them out of my collection, and would will them to someone whom I know would also never let any of them be available into the public.

Spiders are the only one for me. I am ok with caramels because most hatch out fine and I personally believe you can avoid most of the kinking problems by lowering incubation temps and outcrossing (I have only hatched 3 so I am not exactly an expert but all of them have been perfect to this point). If most spiders hatched out fine I would probably be ok with them but unfortunately that is not the case. I have purchased black pastels, but they are kind of on the borderline with me as far as breeding for supers. It may sound wierd, but I am actually a little more ok with small physical problems then I am with physiological problems.

Nope i want them all.... hahaha

I will breed them someday, but for now im staying away from caramels. I just cant stand the though of hatching kinked animals when I know that there is a risk involved. Its not fair in my mind to the poor snakes that I might have to put down because of my own selfishness. Im waiting until the kinking is a thing of the past in them.

Carmels, the kinked spine is too much for me to chance it.

JonV

I love RDR's Granite Albinos....the problem is that Ralph says that there is a genetic defect and they don't thrive (or something like that in his youtube, or journal or birthing records.....I don't remember...)

For me, I am steering clear of womas. Other than that I am also "trying" to stay away from carmels, but there are carmel combos that I want like the carmel pied. Other than that, everthing else is fair game.