i have a predisposition to never want any spiders or morphs

[Stewart_Reptiles]

thank for all of your helpful insight! that helps me understand the morph much better. so my whole idea of "bad breeders produce bad spiders for $$$" is just in my head? is there such a thing as "bad" spider morphs?

i really, really do appreciate your reply. thank you so much for the reply!

Sure there are train wrecks but they are rare, very rare, the vast majority of spiders are doing just fine living their life just like any other BP.

In most cases the wobble is hardly noticeable especially if you do not know what to look for and it can lessen or worsen depending on several factors (temps, stress, feeding). A bad wobbler can produce offsprings that hardly wobble and vice versa.

Like with producing anything there are risk spiders however is not the only mutation known to wobble however it is the one people talk about the most (see champagne, woma)

As for the money in spider that's not where the money is if you really want to make money.

Bottom line breeding has it's risk there is no guarentee when pairing 2 animals regardless of the mutation that the offsprings will be healthy.

When it comes to known issues we all draw a line somewhere mine is regarding known physical deformities I don't work with caramel or super black pastel and super black pastel combos for that reason even though I would love to have a panda.

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[tttaylorrr]

Bottom line breeding has it's risk there is no guarentee when pairing 2 animals regardless of the mutation that the offsprings will be healthy.

always nice to hear from you, Deborah. thank you for your insight. like i said above, my opinion was based on little knowledge, and this is the first place i come to when i have BP questions. thanks again.