The only issue I see with hybrids is what everyone else has pointed out, transparency with the breeder so the customer knows what they are actually getting. To me a hybrid snake is no different than any other crossed animal that is generally accepted (wolf hybrid). To say that every hybrid is an abomination is a little excessive. Especially from a reptile standpoint where animals are selectively bred and crossed to make pretty colors. Now before everyone goes off on that statement, I know that breeding for colors is not the same as mixing species, but how is a perfectly healthy hybrid an abomination that shouldn't be bred, when the spider gene is known to have neurological issues and continues to be produced on massive scales? Just my 2 cents.
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