Opinion: Do you find breeding spiders unethical?

[OhhWatALoser]

The animals life quality should be put over the want to breed a certain morph, for whatever reason that may be.

Most of us don't see the animals quality of life being effected.

Reasoning such as "it's pretty", "it sells", "feeds well (provided the wobble allows them to feed at all)" etc are not valid enough to me, and the same counts not only for spiders but every morph which has health issues.

Given how many people in the other thread thought culling spiders is something people do, I have to say something here.

Even if I was to blindly believe the cases of non eating spiders, that accounts for a small fraction of a percentage. I bet significantly more animals pass due to keeper inexperience than anything to do with near mythical non eating spiders.

The only first hand account of a non eating spider I could find was from an inexperienced breeder. Some how breeders can produce thousands of spiders without any eating issues but this guy's first clutch is the one that has the mythical non eater? You can guess what I think is to blame.

Just something to think about when you spread rumors like that.