i have a predisposition to never want any spiders or morphs

[rufretic]

I'm sorry, but I have to agree with the OP's pre-post mindset. I've done a good bit of reading on the Spider Gene, and to me is just not worth it. I seen from multiple sources that every spider has the wobble, to different effects and severity, and that's just not for me. I do feel sorry for them. I know there is a snake and a morph out there for everyone who is interested, but I just couldn't do it. So you can imagine my level of disappointment when i found out 2 morphs that I really like and aspired to get, contained the spider gene. I.E. ... Killer Clown and Bumblebee.. There only possible way I see myself owning a spider is if I had to rescue one.

I don't believe killer clown has the spider gene, not sure how you got that but killer clown is super pastel and clown. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

As far as avoiding spiders, I'm glad I never heard about the wobbles until after I already owned two spider morphs. I may have avoided them as well but now having two, I am still yet to understand what these wobbles people talk about even are. My two spiders are both perfectly normal and gorgeous, it is one of my favorite morphs. I'm glad that I didn't miss the opportunity to enjoy such a great morph based on something that could be an issue but is not at all as bad as some people believe without ever even owning a spider. I could go look it up on youtube but why? I'd rather base my opinion on experience. I might be more hesitant to buy a spider based on a picture but I have no issue with adding more to my collection as long as I choose them in person like I did with my first two. At least this way I can see how they move and act. I think anyone that loves the spider morph should not miss out on owning one because of the fear of it having wobbles. If your really that worried, just wait until you have the opportunity to observe one before purchasing and you can avoid the chance of getting one that has any serious case of the wobbles. Spiders really are a beautiful morph, it's too bad a few bad cases have caused so many to miss out on owning them.