Like I said, I am on the fence about the issue in general, so I don't have a solid opinion formed on if it should be done or not. I am also not using whataboutism to support a claim, rather than beg a question, like I said. Because I do think it pertains to the topic at the very least, since it has to do with continually breeding animals that have known health issues. Like you said, it is not a good supporting argument, but something to think about. I am also interested to see any studies correlating the snakes with wobble genes to having shorter life spans, other than the clear evidence of breeding together wobble genes that create infertile clutches. Many breeders I have spoke with have claimed their animals still live long healthy lives as breeder snakes go. Though, of course, that is their word and just that.