Quote Originally Posted by SK_Exotics View Post
I dont have an agenda, but i did want to just point out an ethical question to people who breed spiders. I am kind of new to these morphs.

I mean, if a trainwreck wobble can come out of no where, and people admit that a wobble is unfavorable, why breed them in the first place? Its like having everyone board the titanic knowing that it will probably sink, just because you want to keep ticket profits.
Thats like saying a couple who has a 1 in a 1000 chance of producing a down syndrome baby shouldn't have kids.

Just because something might happen doesn't mean you shouldn't try for all the healthy offspring that will be much more likely to result from breeding a spider. I have a spider male in my collection. I plan on getting a female in the near future. My male has a slight wobble but he eats like a machine and is otherwise, normal. I will breed him despite his wobble. Now, if I get hatchling after hatchling after hatchling who are all trainwrecks, then I would no longer breed him.