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    Re: Do you think normal's are heartier than morphs?

    Quote Originally Posted by ed4281 View Post
    should we really breed morphs that have obvious neurological issues that are inherited because they are beautiful.
    That's the $60,000 question, and there is no true answer.

    When it comes to questions like this, you can only rely on your gut, your personal morals and ethics.

    Each individual trait should be considered individually.

    I have no issues with homozygous-lethal traits that are non-problematic heterozygous.

    Spiders weird me out a little bit, but I've been convinced over time that the spider wobble does not stop a snake from thriving in captivity, eating, living, and reproducing. The same goes for Jaguar carpet pythons

    I'm more conflicted on traits that are linked to kinking, such as caramel ball pythons.

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