Quote Originally Posted by SK_Exotics View Post
Well seriously, it could be marketed.

Say i sell my very own line of "loop de loop" ball pythons to pet shops and people buy in. People could possibly like that quirky behavior.

So if its apparently ok to breed spiders despite the wobble, then would that be ok to do?
I'm a bit confused what your "agenda" is in starting this. Is it to make a stand that spiders shouldn't be bred at all? An all or nothing thing?

Bottom line - either you enjoy the spider morph and understand that all spiders will have a wobble, or you don't. If it's not for you - then cool - don't get them.

I happen to love the spider gene, I have four of them in my collection - two males and two females. All four are mild wobblers, all four eat, poop and shed and the one old enough to breed, breeds.

It's pretty clear from your posts that a spider likely isn't a good choice for your collection.