Quote Originally Posted by TessadasExotics View Post
How do you not understand what I said?

Normals as well as other morphs have been hatched with wobble. Did they have spiders in their ancestry?

What has been proven exactly? That all spiders have wobble? Yes. That it can't be passed to non spider offspring? No I don't think anyone has proven this.

Normal offspring produced from spider breedings (non spider babies), IMO, should not be used to breed into other morphs.

I am a firm believer that the spider wobble can be passed onto all spider offspring. Any offspring can potentially be a carrier for the mutated gene that causes the wobble.

That is my belief. You don't have to believe it. It has not been proven otherwise by any one.

Just like some people will try to argue that inbreeding doesn’t affect BP's. I as well as many others can put money on it that it does.
I'm not a geneticist, but as I recall the spider gene is a dominant gene, which would mean that only the spider offspring should or would have the wobble since it would be the only offspring that would have the spider genetics (normals would not carry any of the spider gene, hence no wobble). Other animals that have a wobble didn't get their wobble from a spider down the line in it's ancestry... IMO. I believe the wobble found in other animals is a random anomoly that just happens..... Like bug eyes, or duck bills, etc. I know that some of the things I named are linked to specific morphs, but it can also happen to normal or wild type offspring too.