Quote Originally Posted by mason View Post
Where to start with that?First off (as I stated), it's simply my opinion and personal choice. Neither am I trying to flame a breeder.
I respect that I was simply offering another opinion.

Right. No evidence it's neurological? What else can it be? Spiders are not fully in control of their movements. Motor function is controlled by the brain. is it by definition neurological. Even if it is not neurological it IS non-normal behavior for a ball python. Other morphs do not cause non normal behavior. That is why I don't like it.
Unless it's an equilibrium issue, or their labial pits are over active, or they have double vision..We simply don't know..

I also completely disagree with you about all morphs being flaws, that is complete rubbish. They are different to normals, yes but not flawed. We breed genetic mutations NOT flaws. No other royal python gene has a problem linked with it in this way.To compare spiders wobble to pink eyes in albinos is laughable. Totally different.
Every mutation has a genetic problem, Every signal one of them! And yes they there are. Caramels Kink, Super cinni's have duck bills, Pearl's die, Granite Albinos have head deformations, even seen Woma's that wobble.

I did not try to calm the OP, because it was clear form their first post they had accepted it and did not need "calming down".
Agreed..

I wasn't trying to take a dig at a breeder, I know i'm almost alone in my choice not to breed spiders. I wasn't judging, insulting or suggesting anyone has done something wrong in this case.
Ok it just felt like that with the "hush hush" comment.. I respect that you wont work with Spider's nothing wrong with that.

Hope I didn't offend or come off harsh or hard..not my intent..