That's because combo morphs make too much money for people to want to mention defects of their beautiful animals, and in general the defect is pretty widely known so it's usually safe to assume anyone throwing down more than $500 on a snake knows a bit about it.Originally Posted by Hefner
My opinion on the subject is that spiders thrive in captivity, even with wobble. I don't find anything unethical about keeping or breeding the trait. Spiders eat, live, thrive, breed, poop, and everything else just as well as your average normal ball python.
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