Why in the world should I HAVE to avoid buying spiders? I happen to like....no, scratch that...LOVE spiders.You are the first person to say that you understood it. But still, nobody said why they weren't able to avoid buying spiders with all the alternative morphs.
Your own admitted lack of knowledge about the spider wobble before you went to a show, when it's one of the most talked about topics in the ball python community, as well as your admitted non-knowledge about other well known problems with other morphs.How do you know how long I've had reptiles?
I don't own deserts, but I know very well the discussions around them.
You may have kept reptiles longer, but you definitely haven't worked with ball pythons very long, nor have you done as much research about them as you try to come across as, or none of this would have been a surprise to you.
Your arguments in this entire thread are weak, you've back pedaled when you've been unable to define "happiness" in a snake, you "assume" that they are unhappy when they miss on a strike (guess what, normals also miss on strikes, maybe ball pythons shouldn't exist at all - they're all so stressed from missing a strike).
You're nothing more than a keyboard warrior based on observations at a reptile show, which gives you the authority now to judge everyone who chooses to work with spiders.
I hope that you you change that attitude before you plan to breed yourself and try to market yourself, because you've surely alienated yourself from a lot of potential future customers by being so smug and judgemental.
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