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    Re: Do all morphs get "head wobble"?

    Quote Originally Posted by Genetics Breeder View Post
    The person that started this thread wanted a snake that would not wobble. People after that started saying that they liked the wobble, or that it was cute, or gave the snake personality. I said that they shouldn't underestimate how bad the spider problem can be. They were acting like it is perfectly normal for a snake to have something similar to Parkensons. I don't care if it gets better or worse with age, if an animal EVER has a problem like that, I don't think people should risk getting one with a bad problem by breeding them.
    Your agenda is very clear based on your participation in this thread. You wouldn't be the first and I'm sure you won't be the last. Thank goodness there are others who are able to think independently of you and will make their own decisions.

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