What female for me will eliminate odds of normals?

[OhhWatALoser]

@ohhwhataloser -that's true, I did see that thread. I guess I will stop assuming that and see what his outcome is, wether or not it's fatal though, the offspring would nno doubt have a doubled chance of more wobbles right?

found it http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...98#post1847606

"wobble" is not a separate gene. Spider is the wobble gene. So if it's spider, it has the potential to wobble. No one knows how it might act in homozygous form because there hasn't been a proven one. I dont see any reason currently why there would be more wobbles.

we need to stick to just saying facts are what we know, which isn't a whole lot. Theories are fine to discuss, but for some reason they keep becoming "fact".