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.
Having the wobble IS normal for spider ball pythons.

You risk getting a snake with a bad problem within EVERY morph.

Your constant comparison to Parkinson's is irrelevant. The spider wobble shares very few symptoms with Parkinson's, and snakes do not have complex enough brains to feel embarrassed, ashamed, frustrated, or unhappy. Comparing the wobble to a human disease is laughable, because humans and snakes experience life so differently from one another.