Not trying to start anything, but I think the whole argument of "would it survive in the wild?" is completely irrelevant when you're talking about animals that will never know what the "wild" is. The wild has mainly "normals" because that's what survives best out there. But in captivity, there's no advantage or disadvantage to color or size or any other physical attribute. Also, there are very few morphs that actually carry a genetic flaw, like the Spider or Pearl.
I feel it's an apples to oranges comparison. Why debate it, unless you're somehow planning to release morphs BACK to the wild?
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