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    Re: Do all morphs get "head wobble"?

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkyMcFly View Post
    I was always worried a little about the wobble too, but people seem to get along fine with it.

    And don't let the "holier than thou" types run you off or chastise you for owning/wanting one.
    Were you talking about what I said?
    people don't have to "get along fine with it". All you have to do is take care of the animal. The animal lives with the problem.

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkyMcFly View Post
    It's no different than owning and breeding an animal for its pretty color or what have you. If you can hold a wild animal captive and that doesn't bother your conscience, it shouldn't matter what is going on with the animal. If you get my drift.
    It IS very different than owning holding a wild animal captive. Obviously, if it's a spider, its captive bred (not wild). Nobody said they were keeping wild animals captive. If they did, they might miss the wild at the most. Not have neurological disorders. Your drift doesn't make sense.

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkyMcFly View Post
    That snakes going to be born wether you like it or not, if you give it it's best possible life, then what harm are you doing.
    "whether you like it or not". If you don't like it, don't buy it. Let the breeder or another customer buy it to "give it it's best possible life". I was saying the reasons I wouldn't breed a spider. Other people might breed them, but not me.

    Nobody is forced to breed anything. People don't have enough self control to decide whether or not it is worth it to breed an animal for patterns, or for the linked problems. If you can deal with animals possibly having problems, you shouldn't be owning animals.

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